Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide

Exporting the Selected Clips

In video editing, editors often need to export specific clips from a timeline and a function, and Filmora offers this option in its editing interface. This feature optimizes the editing process, which allows users to export selective segments with convenience.

Step 1: Activate the Export Functionality

If you wish to export a selected clip out of many, then select that clip in the timeline and navigate towards the "Export" button. Afterward, expand the navigation arrow on this button and select the "Export Selected Clips" option from the expansion menu.

Select clips and lead to export

Step 2: Personalize the Export Settings

As the new window appears, adjust for file name, storage location, frame rate, resolution, and other settings. End the process by clicking the "Export" button and save the selected clip to your device.

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Export Clip Range

Filmora enables users to define a specific range within an existing video clip and export it. This feature not only ensures a streamlined workflow but also eliminates the need for trimming before exporting. To delve into the efficient and time-saving features of Filmora, pay attention to the detailed guide below:

Step 1: Selection of the Clip's Starting Point

Once your chosen clip is in Filmora's timeline, direct your attention towards the "Preview" section. Click the "{" icon to invoke a slider that enables precise adjustment of the starting point of the clip.

Set starting point

Step 2: Designate the Clip's Ending Point

For setting the end point of this clip range selection, repeat the process; however, this time, engage the "}" icon.

Set ending point

An alternative method for commencing the same action involves using the "I" key to specify the starting point and the "O" key to specify the endpoint.

Step 3: Exporting the Defined Clip Range

Once the clip range has been set, proceed to export it by following the step-by-step approach mentioned below:

Step 4: Leveraging the Export Functionality

After establishing the clip range using the previous method, navigate to the "Export" button and click it. A "Select Clip Range" window will emerge where you can adjust the settings, including the folder location for your clip, its name, and additional parameters. Upon setting all these parameters, finalize the process by choosing the "Export" button.

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