How To EXPORT Video In Premiere Pro

How To EXPORT Video In Premiere Pro

So you've just finished editing your project and you're ready to export. First thing you want to do is go up to File, scroll down to Export, and then click Media. If you prefer keyboard shortcuts, you can also hold Ctrl and push M on your keyboard if you're on Windows, or Command + M if you're on a Mac. This will also bring up your export menu.

Now that we have our export menu up, you'll want to make sure that the Format is set to H.264. This will save your file as an MP4 video file, which is the most commonly used video format. For Preset, we want to select Match Source - Adaptive High Bitrate, as this will export our video with the highest quality. You can then click on the blue file icon next to Output Name and it will open an explorer window.

Here, you can change the file name or choose where you want to save it on your hard drive. If you want to improve the video quality even further, under the Video tab, go down to Basic Settings and check off Render at Maximum Depth and Use Maximum Render Quality. This will export with the highest possible quality settings.

Once you're done, you can simply go down and click Export to save your new file. And that's it!

Anyway guys, I hope you found this helpful. See you in the next video!

Keywords

• Premiere Pro
• Export Video
• File Format
• H.264
• MP4
• Preset
• Match Source
• Adaptive High Bitrate
• Maximum Render Quality
• Render at Maximum Depth

FAQ

1. What is the best format to export video in Premiere Pro?

   • The best format to export video in Premiere Pro is H.264, as it saves your file as an MP4 video file, which is widely compatible.

2. How can I export my video at the highest quality?

   • To export your video at the highest quality, select Match Source - Adaptive High Bitrate for the preset, and check off Render at Maximum Depth and Use Maximum Render Quality under the Video tab.

3. Where can I change the file name and save location for my exported video?

   • You can change the file name and save location by clicking on the blue file icon next to Output Name in the export menu.

4. What are the keyboard shortcuts for bringing up the export menu?

   • For Windows, the shortcut is Ctrl + M. For Mac, the shortcut is Command + M.