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Premiere Pro: Exporting Projects
Adobe Premiere Pro 2021. Be aware that different versions of Premiere will vary in appearance and functionality. The following instructions are based on the Editing workspace interface.
Projects need to be exported in order to consolidate edits and create a single video file that can be played outside of Premiere. If a project has multiple sequences, make sure all desired clips are put into one sequence prior to exporting.
To export a project into a video file:
- Make sure the Timeline is selected and the correct sequence is opened.
- Navigate to File > Export > Media... A new window named Export Settings will appear. This window has many options, the most important being:
- Format: the type of file to be produced. H.264 is a standard, recommended format.
- Preset: settings for the selected file format. Leave this as Match Source to avoid issues.
- Output name: click this to name the file and choose a storage location.
When done, a video file that can be uploaded to YouTube or Google Drive will be created on the computer.
- Premiere Pro: Information
- Premiere Pro: Interface Overview
- Premiere Pro: Importing & Managing Media
- Premiere Pro: Timeline & Sequences Overview
- Premiere Pro: Basic Video Editing
- Premiere Pro: Basic Audio Editing
- Premiere Pro: Basic Effects
- Premiere Pro: Keyframing & Automating Effects
- Premiere Pro: Adding Text (Titles)
- Premiere Pro: Adding Transitions
- Premiere Pro: Sharing & Transporting Projects
- Premiere Pro: Exporting Projects
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