Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide

Exporting the Selected Clips

Step 1: Expand the Export Button

If you are editing many clips at once and want to export just one, right-click on the selected clip and choose "Export Selected Clips".

Choose the Selected Clip

Step 2: Make Customizations in the New Window

Upon the new window opening, change the file name, location, frame rate, resolution, and other settings and hit the "Export" button to save this clip on your device.

Customize export settings and click export

Export Clip Range

To maintain the seamless editing flow in Filmora, users can set a specific range from the existing clip and export it. This function has many benefits, as users do not need to trim and export the clip. Scroll down to find more about how to export selected ranges with ease:

Step 1: Import Media Files to the Timeline

Launch Filmora on your computer, import your files, and add it to the timeline.

Import Media Files

Step 2: Select the Start Point of the Clip Range

Once the clip has been imported in Filmora, hover towards the Preview Window and click the "{" icon, and a slider will appear to adjust the starting point of the clip. An alternative method for commencing the same action is using the "I" key to define the start and the "O" key to define the endpoint.

Choosing the start point

Step 3: Select the End Point of the Clip Range

Repeat the same process for adjusting the end point of this clip; however, choose the "}" icon this time.

Choosing the endpoint

Step 4: Export the Clip Range

Once the clip range has been set, move towards the "Export" button and click it. A "Select Clip Range" window will appear; from there, set the relevant settings like the folder for your clip, its name, and more, and hit the "Export" button.

Export selected range