Edit a supercut video defeating the Wither in Minecraft

I don't have paid editing software or royalty-free music—what can I use instead?

Use free editors like Shotcut, OpenShot, or iMovie to Create a new project and import clips, and get royalty-free music from the YouTube Audio Library or Free Music Archive to place under the clips.

Some clips cut too sharply or audio is too loud after I trim—how do I fix that?

If trims make choppy cuts, double-check your written start/end times and add short transitions between clips, then lower the music or raise game sounds when adjusting audio levels so key moments stay clear.

How can I adapt this activity for younger kids or older teens?

For younger kids, have an adult handle importing, trimming to timestamps, and exporting while the child chooses favorite moments and captions, and for older teens, challenge them to sequence clips to build story, fine-tune audio levels, add captions, and export MP4 1080p themselves.

How can we make the supercut more personal or impressive before uploading to DIY.org?

Personalize it by adding a custom title card and thumbnail, recording a quick voiceover or captions that explain your strategy during the setup and fight, and consider a brief slow-motion or color grade on the biggest hit before exporting and uploading.