How to Export Video in Adobe Premiere Pro - Your Complete Guide!

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►ABOUT THIS TUTORIAL

In Premiere’s Gal in-depth video exporting guide you will find answers to all your questions about how to export high quality video from Premiere Pro for social media and broadcast. It explains video bitrate and how to customize it for optimal results. You’ll also find time-coded chapters below that show you how to do specific special types of exports like, how to export with an alpha channel or how to export a GIF in Adobe Premiere Pro. You'll walk away with the best export settings in adobe premiere pro.

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►TIME-CODED CHAPTERS
0:00 Introduction
1:47 Video Export Settings Overview
2:19 How to crop in export?
2:52 What is sequence in and out?
5:00 Export Effects
8:07 Advanced Export Settings
10:00 When to use Time Interpolation?
11:30 Adobe Media Encoder vs. Premiere Pro Export
12:00 New Premiere Pro Export Settings Interface
12:53 What is bitrate?
15:00 What is VBR?
16:50 What is best bitrate for 4k web video?
17:32 What is adaptive bitrate?
18:40 Coffee Break
18:55 How to export for broadcast?
20:15 When to use Render at Maximum Depth?
20:30 When to use Maximum Render Quality?
21:10 How to export for social media?
23:30 How to use Time Tuner?
24:10 How to export captions in Premiere Pro?
25:10 How to publish to social when you export?
26:43 How to export GIFS?
28:50 How to use Wondershare Uniconverter? (Ad)
21:50 How to export with a watermark?
33:22 How to save a custom preset?
33:53 How to export a video with Alpha?
34:45 How to export audio?
35:35 How to Export stills?
36:12 Answering Your Twitter Question
37:50 Outro
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[PremiereGal]

Join the live chat to ask questions live :) I'll be there to answer. Once the Live Premiere is over you'll be able to use the timecode chapters to review any section of the video. Excited, thanks so much for setting a reminder for the live viewing :)

[PremiereGal]

To preserve color on web exports, use H.264 - Match Source Adaptive Bitrate, 40-60mbps for 4k, 8-12mbps for 1080p, check the box under Video Tab, "Render at Maximum Depth" and select VBR 2-pass for optimal quality.

[raosam]

I am a hard core Resolve Studio editor, but after seeing your tutes on Premiere, really feel like switching over to Premiere Pro. Your tutorials are quite simply brilliant!!! Voice and diction are so clear, evident mastery over the software. I live in India, but wished I could come over to the US just to meet you!!!!

[jamescummings]

this video is beyond helpful! I have been dabbling in Premiere Pro for a bit with e-learning content for work and some simple videos for my band and your channel is the main source of info from which I glean. I recently found myself tinkering with a lot of the export stuff having no idea what the differences were just noticing the file size changing and thought, "it would be great if there was a video on export settings." That was just last weekend lol so very well done being a psychic.

[therubbscreative]

Think I found my favorite channel for video learning. Just got back to Premiere Pro (from Davinci) and I got to tell u... thanks a lot for your help! Keep it up.

[kristincruikshank]

Great video! I’m trying to figure out how to export a video I made for my family onto DVD for them to watch.

[flowstateeng]

THANK YOU! I was looking for exactly this. Every other video just tells you a list of settings to use. I want to know what each one is and what each option for that setting does, so I can decide for myself what settings and options to use. Very helpful! Liked and subbed!

[AhmedBalfaqih]

I have been exporting media from AP since wheels were invented. I never ever bothered or knew about 90% of what @premiere gal covered in this video. What an eye opener. The video is great, the delivery is great, the examples are great. Thank you. Subscribed after just one video.

[elen]

Thank you. It’s a third video I watch from you and I have to admit that you are more understandable and informative than my teacher. If I knew there is you in this world I would never take those lessons I payed for. 🤦‍♀️🙈🌷❤️💕

[TechWithBrett]

So much awesome info! Thanks Gal for putting this together.

[Theoppenheimerrr]

You are Legend Mam 🙏🏻 I used to always Have Doubts in Exporting. Today You've cleared Each and every Doubt

[thewhiteroom]

I enjoy your teaching style and the quality is reflected in your posts. I look for that and you deliver. Thanks :-)

[MagnificentHorses]

Thanks for your thorough explanation for exporting in Premiere Pro.

[robertaltman]

Another great video. Thanks. BTW, at 28:00, the "/" symbol is a "slash", not a "back slash". Think of "slash" as the thing you would write by hand if you wrote out a fraction (e.g. "3/4"). The "back slash" symbol slants the other way ("\").

[GEWAND]

Well done video explaining everything from a simple beginner's point of view. Rarely see this technique done. Thank you, Kelsey.

[Outandaboutphill]

Absolutely awesome video. The best explanation of exports I've heard. Thank you so much!

[younkenfilms]

Thank you so much! I couldn't have figured out how to export for Instagram without your clear instructions.

[IanRuben]

Thank you this is the best export tutorial I have seen

[lauragiletti]

Took me a long time to get through this because I wanted to pay attention and actually take this on board. Will be saving for reference when I do different exports in the future. I’ll also be double checking my current export settings as I now know what’s better for my needs. Thanks!

[imammarc]

You really outdid yourself on this one! One of the most useful tutorials on YouTube for Premiere period!