Hi,

From your screenshot, I don't think this is actually a native CapCut overlay at all.

The character appears to be Bill Starter, one of the default puppet characters included with Adobe Character Animator.

The facial animation (eye movement, blinking, mouth shapes, subtle head bobbing) matches Character Animator's starter puppets almost exactly.

So:

• Character name: Bill Starter
• Source: Adobe Character Animator (default starter puppet)
• Not originally a CapCut template.

People typically:

1. Animate Bill in Character Animator (or reuse someone else's exported animation).
2. Export it as a video with a transparent background (or remove the background).
3. Import it into CapCut as an overlay.

That's why reverse image searches mostly find reposts instead of an original CapCut template.

If you're trying to find the exact CapCut version that's gone viral, searching for generic terms like "professor" usually isn't enough because there are thousands of unrelated templates. Instead, try searches such as:

• Bill Starter
• Adobe Character Animator Bill
• Guy explaining meme
• Man explaining meme
• Professor narrator

There are several CapCut templates with names like "Guy explaining meme" and "Man explaining meme," but these are user-made templates that use a similar concept rather than being the original source.

If you're looking for the exact overlay everyone uses...

There are a few possibilities:

1. It's a green-screen video, not a CapCut template.
2. Someone exported Bill Starter from Adobe Character Animator and the file has been endlessly reposted.
3. CapCut users made templates from that exported animation, which is why there are many versions but no official source.