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Versions, render & export
How an edit becomes a file: save versions as you work, render a master, then export the variants you need.
VIDEO WALKTHROUGH · 4 min
From edit to downloaded file
Saving a version, comparing two, rendering a 1080p master with burned-in captions, and exporting an audio-only variant.
Recording in production — the written steps below cover the same ground.
Versions and cuts
Save a named version at any point. The versions panel lists them, shows what changed between any two, and restores one in place. A render produces a cut — a rendered master with a note of which version it came from, e.g. “Cut #3 · from v7”.
Rendering a master
- Resolution
- 720p, 1080p or 4K.
- Format & quality
- MP4 at your chosen quality.
- Burned-in captions
- Optional, with control over position, size and highlight colour.
- Intro / outro
- Include or omit your channel’s bumpers.
- Shorts version
- Additionally produce a vertical cut.
Export variants
Once a master exists you can derive: audio only as MP3, a ZIP of the individual segments, or an upload straight to Google Drive. Each is a job with its own progress.
Progress bars here reflect the real job. A render with no incremental progress shows a small sliver rather than a made-up percentage — a stalled bar means the job is genuinely still working.
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