00:00To export high quality video from CapCut PC and mobile, configure your resolution, frame rate,
00:06and bit rate settings before hitting export. Step-by-step guide for CapCut PC.
00:12Finish your timeline. Complete all cuts, color grading, and effects on your timeline.
00:18Optionally group complex layers into a compound clip to avoid rendering glitches.
00:23Open the export menu. Click the blue export button in the top right corner of the CapCut PC interface.
00:30Set the resolution. Select 1080p for standard high definition or 4K 26p only if your source
00:38footage was recorded in 4K. Setting a lower quality clip to 4K will not improve its visual quality.
00:45Choose your frame rate, FPS. Match the frame rate of your original recording, typically 24fps, and
00:51cinematic, 30fps, standard video social media, or 60fps, smooth motion slash gaming.
00:59Adjust the codec and format.
01:01Format. Choose MP4 for universal device and platform compatibility.
01:05Toadac. Select H2264 for broad compatibility, or HBC. H265 if you want smaller file sizes while
01:15preserving high quality. Customize the bit rate.
01:19Change the bit rate setting from recommended to higher to ensure maximum detail and sharpness.
01:24Know that this increases file size.
01:27Export the video. Check your file name and destination folder, then click the final export button.
01:32Tap the resolution label. Look at the top right corner of the editor screen near the export icon.
01:38It usually says 1080p or 4K. And tap it. Configure resolution and frame rate.
01:44Set resolution to 1080p or 4K. Set frame rate to match your project, 30fps or 60fps.
01:52Set code rate, bit rate. Select higher if available in your mobile app version.
01:57Tap export. Press the export arrow in the top right and wait for the app to render and save the
02:02file to
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