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Video Editing for Windows
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Basic Video Editing
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Exporting & Share & Cloud Backup
Export a Video in Filmora Windows
Completed Filmora projects can be exported for storage, device playback, online publishing, or further editing. Videos may also be saved for DVD use, while XML supports transferring project information between workflows. Batch Export and Live Photo provide additional choices for handling multiple clips or short motion content.
How to Export a Video Locally
Use the following steps to export your completed video locally using Filmora's available options:
Select the format you want to export in. Rename the video and change the location on your computer where you save it. Check the output resolution, frame rate, size, and duration before you export. Once done, press Export to save the video locally.

Export Video to Device
Devices supported by Filmora include iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple TV 4K, iPod, Samsung Galaxy, Smart Phone, Android Generic, Google Pixel, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PSP, and Smart TV. Save your finished Filmora project locally by following the steps provided below:
In the Device tab, choose a device, such as iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs, Samsung Galaxy phones, PlayStation 4s, and more. Next, choose the Resolution and Quality before pressing Export.

Export to YouTube
The steps below explain how to export your edited video directly to YouTube:
Step 1. Select YouTube to Export
To upload a finished video directly to YouTube, click Export and select YouTube. Press the Log in button.

Step 2. Connect YouTube to Filmora
Log in to your YouTube account. Next, select what Filmora can access and click Continue.

Step 3. Input Information For Your Video
Input the title, description, and tags for the video and choose whether to upload the video as public, unlisted, or private.

Step 4. Do More Settings
If you want to do more settings, you can click Advanced. When you finish setting, just click OK. After that, click the Export button to export your video directly to your YouTube channel.

Export to TikTok
When you finish editing a video clip in Filmora, you can also export and share it to TikTok directly. Follow the steps below:
Step 1. Select TikTok to Export
In the TikTok tab, log in to your TikTok account and view the login options. If your profile is already logged in in your browser, just press Continue.

Step 2. Export the Video After Login
Once done, customize the video and audio settings in Filmora before sharing it with TikTok. Afterward, press the Export button.

Export to Vimeo
Filmora supports exporting your video to Vimeo directly. All you need to do is log in to your Vimeo account and export.
Step 1. Log in to Your Vimeo Account
Once you choose the Vimeo tab, log in to your Vimeo account and check your browser to log in to your account. Click Allow to allow Filmora to access your account.

Step 2. Edit Video Information
Input the title, description, and tags for the video and choose whether to upload the video as public, unlisted, or private. Once done, press the Export button.

Burn a DVD
You can burn your video from a DVD. Choose the DVD tab and enter the required settings, such as the aspect ratio and disc type. To convert your video into DVD during exporting it. Then follow the below steps:
Enter the required settings, such as the aspect ratio and disc type. Enter the required settings, such as the aspect ratio and disc type. Click Export and wait for a while.

Batch Export
Using Filmora's Batch Export functionality, export multiple files at once by selecting more than one preset from the Export window. This means that an individual video you've edited can be exported for both YouTube and TikTok with this feature.
Step 1. Batch Export Settings in Filmora
Upon selecting the Export button, choose different presets from the available list on the left. With all other settings defined successfully, tap the Export button to perform the batch export operations in Filmora.

Step 2. Preview Progress of Individual Presets
Filmora displays the progress for all selected presets individually across the next window.

Note: The Batch Export feature calls for certain hardware requirements, which means that it will only appear for those users where this particular entry is available. Not every other user will be able to export their videos in such manner.
Guide to Export a Project as XML
Follow the steps below to export your Filmora project in XML format:
When your project is open in Filmora, press the File option at the top and select the Export option. In the sub-menu, choose Final Cut Pro 7 XML and select the location you want to export to. You can directly import the XML file when needed.

Save Multiple Clips with Batch Export
Provided below are the steps to export multiple videos together using the Batch Export feature in Filmora:
Step 1. Select the Batch Video Clips
On your Timeline in Filmora, press the Ctrl key and choose the multiple clips you want to export. Then, access Export options and choose Export Selected Clips.

Step 2. Configure Export Settings
Then, write a title for both clips and choose the Save to location. Afterward, choose the format, resolution, and quality, and press the Export button to save clips separately.

Turn a Video Clip into a Live Photo
Follow the steps provided below to export your edited video as a Live Photo in Filmora:
Trim down your clip to 5 seconds or less and press the Export button at the top right corner. Then, choose Live Photo and select the platform, resolution, and quality. Finally, press Export to save the final output at your selected location.

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