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Export a video in 4K Pick 4K under Resolution to export at up to 3840×2160 from a source that big. FrameCast never scales a video up.
Where to find it Editor → Export tab → Quality → Resolution
How to do it 1 On the Export tab, open Resolution in the Quality card.
2 Choose 4K . Each choice shows the size you’ll get, in pixels.
3 Set Quality to High or Maximum for the sharpest result.
4 Press Export video… .
Good to know A smaller source stays at its own size. To make a 4K canvas for a new edit, choose 3840 × 2160 · 4K in the canvas sizes menu. At high frame rates, H.264 may export a little smaller than 4K to stay playable. HEVC and ProRes don’t.
Who can use it Free
Where it works Mac · Web This guide answers How do I export in 4K? Why is my export not 4K? Can I export 1080p from a 4K recording? Is 4K export free? Related guides Make a video smaller to send or upload
Lower the quality, resolution or frame rate, or switch to HEVC, and watch the estimated file size drop before you export.
Change the frame rate of an export
Export at 24, 30 or 60 fps, or keep the project’s own frame rate.
Export an MP4 from the web editor
Render your edit as MP4 (H.264 or HEVC) or WebM on your computer, with the size, quality, and frame rate you pick, then download it.
Export a video file from the editor
Choose a format and quality on the Export tab, then press Export video… to save a movie on your Mac. Export is free.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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