Premiere Pro Exports: Everything You Need to Know
You finished editing your video in Premiere Pro – so now what do you do?
Well, you need to export that video to upload, publish, and share…and there is an overwhelming amount of options and settings.
Don’t worry.
I want to share with you everything I think you need to know about rendering.
You can watch the full 26-minute walkthrough on the Youtube video here:
Here is the summary:
- Premiere Pro Export Presets are pretty good
- Target Bitrate determines your file size
- There are only a handful of essential presets I use
- Premiere export settings are very sophisticated, but only a few options really matter
- Media Encoder is your friend
- You’ll always need to balance file size with quality
- H.264 .mp4 is for internet, and Quicktime .mov is for archiving