00:00Exporting a crystal clear, high quality video in CapCut PC is all about nailing your export panel settings.
00:06Open the export window.
00:08Once your timeline editing is completely finished, click the blue export button located in the top right corner of the
00:13CapCut PC interface.
00:15Title and destination.
00:16Type a clear title for your video.
00:18Click the folder icon next to export to to select a memorable destination folder like your desktop.
00:23Set the resolution.
00:25Select 180p FHD or 4K UHD depending on what your original source footage was recorded in.
00:32Biz tip.
00:33Don't upscale 1080p footage to 4K as it won't genuinely improve quality and will only inflate file size.
00:40Match or select the highest resolution native to your clips.
00:43Configure the bit rate.
00:45Change the bit rate setting from recommended to higher if you want maximum visual fidelity and have enough disk space.
00:51Keep it on.
00:51Recommended if you are uploading directly to platforms with strict file compression like Discord or messaging apps.
00:57Match the frame rate FPS.
00:59Set your frame rate to match your project footage.
01:01Typically 30 FPS for standard videos or 60 FPS for smooth gaming action footage.
01:06Select codec and format.
01:07Set format to MP4.
01:09Best universal compatibility.
01:11Set the codec to H.264 for the most reliable rendering across players and platforms.
01:17In that last, export.
01:18Double check your settings and hit the final export button at the bottom right.
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