Render and export your video with telemetry

Trim and audio

Each clip has a start and end: trim before rendering so you process no more than needed. The end must be after the start or the render refuses with a notice.

“Include audio” keeps the original clip sound in the exported MP4.

Where it saves

When the browser allows it, the video writes straight to disk while rendering (pick the folder once). Otherwise it stays in memory: it works, but long or high-resolution videos may run out of memory.

Render per clip (“Render clip”) or the whole project (“Render all”) as you prefer.

Steps

1. Trim the clip. Set start and end in the Clip panel. Use the cursor buttons to snap edges to the exact video point.
2. Decide on audio. Enable “Include audio” to keep ambience or your commentary.
3. Check the template. Play a few seconds: widgets visible, numbers moving with the effort.
4. Render. Press “Render clip” (or “Render all”). The bar shows frame-by-frame progress.
5. Save the MP4. With disk saving, the file lands in your folder when done. In memory, the app offers the download.

Tips

• For YouTube or social, render the final cut last: every render reprocesses all frames.
• If an in-memory render fails, try a shorter trim or lower resolution.
• Verify one full render before launching “Render all” on many clips.