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Exporting your video in Premiere Pro

Jordy Vandeput 10K views

Learn how to export your Premiere Pro project to a shareable video with the best quality and lowest file size.

How to export a video in Premiere Pro?

Exporting your video is way easier than you think. When your timeline is selected you can press the shortkey CTRL + M, this will immediately bring you to the export settings. If this doesn't work you can always go to file, then click on export and lastly select media.

A new window will pop up with the export settings, this may look like a bunch of gibberish at first but it isn't that hard. You will probably want a high quality video that isn't to big in size. Therefor I would recommend using the .h264 codec for your export. This is actually one of the most used codecs for sharing your videos because it's supported by almost every website. And it isn't to big in size so it's easy to send to friends or family.

Premiere has also provided us with default presets, have a look at them and find the one that fits your needs. They have SD, HD, UHD and 4K presets but if you don't know which one to pick than take the one on top that says 'match source, high bitrate', this will automatically choose the best option for your project.

If you have chosen this then there is no need to jump into the advanced settings. However, if you want to have more control with the advanced settings I would recommend wathing our in depth tutorial about that, you can find it here.

Export menu in Adobe Premiere Pro

I wanna learn more about Premiere Pro!

Great. We do not only make weekly tutorials, we also have a bunch of beginner courses on Skillshare. Whether it's about lighting, camera angles, color grading, basic editing,... you can find it on Skillshare. The best thing about it is that the first 2 months are completely for free and after that it's less than 10 dollars per month, so super cheap. You have access to thousands of courses.

Jordy Vandeput

Founder of Cinecom · 2.75M+ subscribers on YouTube

Jordy Vandeput is a Belgian filmmaker who has taught practical filmmaking to millions through Cinecom. He breaks professional techniques down into clear, repeatable steps you can use on your very next project.

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Kushagra 6 years ago

Can I show your video in my channel in Indian Language i.e Hindi. So that hindi speaking editors can also learn somthing new.

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