# Render and export your video with telemetry

> Rendering draws the widgets over every frame and produces an MP4 ready to share. It all happens in your browser.

Canonical: https://override-studio.pages.dev/en/guides/export-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.

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