Export your video

When your cut is ready, open the export options in Post-Production. The studio asks How do you want to export?: the edited video from your timeline, or the raw generations.

Export the finished video (MP4)#

Choose Export Edited Video to render the timeline into a single video file. A render usually takes several minutes, depending on the length of your cut. A progress bar shows the render; when it says Render complete! press Download Video. Use Render Range to render only part of the timeline, for example to check one scene.

Hand off to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve#

Choose Premiere XML, then Download XML. The XML keeps your timeline's cuts and timing, and opens in Premiere Pro. Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve can import it too. Download your media alongside it so the editor can link the clips.

Download the assets#

Download All packs your project's images, video, and audio into a ZIP file. You can choose:

• Only Selected Shots: the selected image and video from each shot, plus the timeline audio.
• Download Everything: every image and video take from every shot.

Send it to Google Drive#

Under Google Drive, press Export to Drive to send the timeline media and the Premiere XML straight into an organized Drive folder. When it is done, press Open in Drive.

Share for review#

Send Review Link creates a link to your rendered cut. Anyone with the link can watch it in a browser without an account and leave notes pinned to timecodes. The notes show up in the Review notes panel in Post-Production.

Aspect ratio and format#

Exports keep your project's aspect ratio (16:9, 9:16, or 21:9) and render in HD: 1920×1080 for 16:9, 1080×1920 for 9:16, and 1920×824 for 21:9.

Does exporting cost credits?#

No. Rendering the MP4, downloading the XML or a ZIP, sending to Google Drive, and sharing a review link are all free. Credits are only spent when you generate something new, such as an image, a clip, or a voice take.