How to Export
Updated: 08/08/2025
This page describes each possible format for outputting videos and still images created in a project.
Export settings
You can export from “Export” in the upper right corner of the screen.
Please follow the steps below.
- Click the “Export” button in the upper right corner of the screen.
- Set the export format, export range, and video seek method as required.
- Click “Export” to begin exporting.
Video Format
| MP4 | Outputs videos in MP4 format. |
| WebM | Outputs videos in WebM format. *Transparent WebM output is currently not supported. |
| WebP | Outputs videos in animated WebP format. This format may not be able to export correctly if the width, height, or scale is too large. *Transparent WebP output is currently not supported. |
| GIF | Outputs videos in GIF format. |
| PNG (sequential number) | Outputs each frame of the video sequentially as an image file in PNG format. |
| PNG (current frame) | Outputs the current scene displayed on the editing screen as an image file in PNG format. |
About the export range
When exporting, you can choose to export either the entire project or only a portion of it.
| ➊ | Work area only | Export only the range of work areas specified on the timeline. |
| ➋ | Entire scene | Export the timeline scale of the entire scene. Use when you need to export the entire scene regardless of the work area. |
Video seek method
This setting specifies how to load the video from the video layer placed in the project.
| Automatic (high quality) | Switches to speed priority (quality-oriented) if the speed is slow when processing in quality priority. |
| Automatic (normal quality) | Switches to speed priority (speed-oriented) if the speed is slow when processing in quality priority. |
| Automatic (preview quality) | Switches to speed priority (preview quality) if the speed is slow when processing in quality priority. |
| Quality priority | Frame skipping and duplication do not occur, but the speed may be slow depending on the video compression method. |
| Speed priority (normal quality) | Processes at 1x speed. Frame skipping and duplication may occur. |
| Speed priority (preview quality) | Processes at 2x speed. Frame skipping and duplication may occur. |
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