Hi,

That screenshot is unfortunately consistent with CapCut failing to render the labels for a conflict-resolution dialog, not with your project necessarily being deleted.

From what you described:

• Your Mac froze while CapCut was open.
• CapCut had shown "Saved", but that doesn't guarantee the cloud upload had finished.
• After restarting, CapCut displayed the mysterious "none / none" dialog.
• You clicked the blue option.
• The project opened as an older version.
• It now says "Created xx minutes ago."

The biggest concern is that clicking one of those options may have caused CapCut to create or sync a new project state, but it does not necessarily mean your newer edits are permanently gone. There are still a few places they could exist.

1. Stop using that project immediately

This is the most important step.

Every time you open and edit the project, CapCut may synchronize the older version back to the cloud or overwrite cached data.

I'd avoid opening it again until you've tried recovery.

2. Check CapCut Cloud from a browser

Don't rely only on the Mac app.

Log into your CapCut account in a web browser and check:

• Cloud Spaces
• Drafts
• Recently edited projects
• Trash/Deleted (if available)

Sometimes the cloud copy and the desktop cache become out of sync.

3. Look for local project caches

On macOS, CapCut stores caches locally. Common locations include:

~/Library/Application Support/CapCut/

or

~/Movies/CapCut/

or

~/Library/Containers/

Look for folders named things like:

• Drafts
• Projects
• Cache
• User Data

Don't delete anything. If you find them, make a complete copy of the folders before experimenting.

4. Check whether multiple drafts exist

Sometimes after a sync conflict CapCut creates:

• Project
• Project (1)
• Recovered Project
• Untitled Draft

instead of replacing the original.

Sort your projects by Last Modified.

5. Check if Cloud Space has version history

Some cloud services keep previous versions even if the latest appears older. If CapCut Cloud offers version history for your account, that would be the best recovery option.

About the "none" popup

Your screenshot looks like a dialog where the text failed to load.

Normally this type of dialog would have buttons similar to:

• Keep Local Version
• Keep Cloud Version
• Cancel

Instead, every label rendered as "none", which suggests a UI or localization bug rather than an intentional message.

If nothing works

I'd contact CapCut support before continuing to use the project, because if the newer edit still exists on CapCut servers they may have a chance to recover it.

A few questions that could narrow this down:

1. Which version of macOS are you using?
2. Which version of CapCut (desktop version number)?
3. Was this project Cloud Space only, or did you also have a local draft?
4. After reopening, did the timeline revert to yesterday's exact state, or was it completely empty?
5. Have you quit CapCut since seeing the problem, or has it only been restarted once?

Those details will help determine whether this is more likely a cloud sync conflict, a corrupted local cache, or an overwritten draft.