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Clipchamp - Export a Video with Clipchamp Tutorial

Export a video in Clipchamp by resolving an in-project gap and choosing final settings. The video explains detecting an inconsistency caused by a gap on the same track, offers to fix it automatically, then proceeds to final export options: editing the title, selecting 1080p as default resolution, notes about 4K upscaling limits, and converting short clips to GIF. It describes cloud saving to OneDrive, viewing the export in its cloud location, sharing or copying a link, and optionally downloading a local copy. The process includes a real-time progress indicator and mentions storage in the project’s export folder.

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exporting my entire project as a video.

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I've deliberately left an empty space between two clips on the same track.

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I'll now click export in the top right corner.

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Clipchamp tells me that it has detected an inconsistency,

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the gap on my track.

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I can either export the video anyway or fix the issue.

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I'll choose to fix it and let Clip Chomp take care of it for me.

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Next come the final settings for my video.

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The title is based on the project name,

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but I can still modify it.

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The resolution will most of the time be full HD 1080P.

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4K export is reserved for users with a premium license

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or a Microsoft subscription that includes this feature.

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If I export content captured in full HD as 4K,

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the video will simply be upscaled

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with the file size increasing significantly

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without providing any real improvement in quality.

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Note that I can also choose to export audio only

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or convert a video of up to 15 seconds into an animated GIF.

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I can enter a description.

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The video will be saved to the cloud with my project

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that way it stays safe and matches my project sensitivity.

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By default this will be the one drive folder associated with my clip champ project.

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I'll start the export and wait.

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The generation time depends on both the format

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and the duration of the video.

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A real-time progress indicator is displayed on the right.

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I can minimize it so that it doesn't take up resources unnecessarily

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and continue working on something else

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once the processing is complete,

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the video is uploaded to the cloud,

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depending on the speed of my Internet connection.

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I can then view it directly from its cloud location.

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I can also share the video directly from there

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or simply copy the link and send it through Teams for example,

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when I open the file location,

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I can see that the video is stored in the export folder

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of my project

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which itself is stored in my clip chomp video folder on OneDrive.

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Finally,

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if I want to,

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I can also download a local copy to keep on my PC or

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on another removable storage device,

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and there we have it,

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edited,

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generated and shared.

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