Render & Export High Quality Low File Size Video In Premiere Pro CC 2022

Adobe loves to update their software and change things around. Learn how to render & export your edit in Premiere Pro CC 2022. The process of exporting your edit has never been cleaner. All the tabs are updated and more organized. But of course, everything looks different in Premiere Pro. What about controlling the file size and maximizing the quality of your video project? With the H.264 setting, you can control both the quality and file of your render.

Here's the breakdown from the Tutorial:
1. In your timeline, go to the beginning of your edit and hit "I" on your keyboard to mark the In Point.
2. Then go to the end of your edit and hit "O" on your keyboard to mark the Out Point.
3. Go to File - Export - Media.
4. Make sure H.264 is selected
5. Go to the Video tab and click on more.
6. Scroll down until you see Target Bitrate.
7. Increase or decrease the Target Bitrate to determine the quality and file size of your render.
8. Click Export when you are ready.

After your export is finished, you will find your rendered edit on your computer. All of which is done easily from Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2022.

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[AchyBonesBassMan]

Dude! Wish I found your video before the many others that were tough to listen to for a “simple” answer! Love your style!

[Azad-qmpm]

Good job brother. Can you also make a video with the highest possible settings (videos with no compression at all) without being concerned about file size please? When I edit my rendering video files, like adding some text and stuff like that, Premiere somehow compresses file size from 10GB to 1 GB ! I don't want that, I want to keep the file size (10GB), which means I don't need any compression. Isn't it possible? Because I show my videos to client in my own computer, and file size is not an issue for me. Thanks a lot !