BEST Export Settings Adobe Premiere Pro For YouTube | Learn Premiere Pro 2021 in 15 minutes!

BEST Export Settings Adobe Premiere Pro For YouTube

Have you ever been frustrated with the crappy quality of your video after you've uploaded it to YouTube? It looks great on your computer, but on YouTube, not so much. With these export settings you won't run into those issues any more! These are my export settings for YouTube for 4k videos, but you can easily use this for your 1080p videos. I show you how in this video!

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[tom]

Your videos are literally perfect. Not too long. Just the right amount of detail. Great stuff 🤙🏼

[Gadgetsu]

I was looking for an export video and look who I found!!! Thanks Lily for this tutorial! Hopefully my video tomorrow will be extra crispy using CBR at 100!!! Have a great weekend! 😁

[SonnyGreenwichJr]

Fabulous stuff as ever Lila! From slightly warming and surprisingly dry Ireland! ☘️💪🏽👀👍🏽☘️

[VoyagersRevenge]

The export phase means I’ve finally convinced myself that the video is ALMOST PERFECT hahaha... It’ll never be perfect 🥺🤍

[VegardThefilmmaker]

It warms my heart that you use CBR 🖤 because low quality exports is too painful to watch 😂 🤟

[videobysamara]

Thank you thank you!!!! I've been so needing this one. My colour and audio skills are sad. I appreciate these vids!

[Patricia-oqkx]

Why are you so amazing with your teachings and tutorials? Keep up the great work.

[Andyhhhdx]

Good video again Lila. Keep up the good work :)

[jon-uncommoncreator]

More Gizmo thumbnails, please! ❤️ Also, great content as always, Lila!

[TheNonsenseAdventures]

Woop woop. Brilliant tutorial again! Explained lots of the bits others don't! Thumbnail is epic!

[BMacksAerialVisuals]

BTW, even though I use Filmora9 and Movavi, I found a lot of the subjects you mention on exporting can apply to what I'm using. Good stuff!

[abdullahallami]

I swear you are the best woman in this world coz your explain is very good

[DavidDavies]

Nice Job Lila. I am pretty comfortable with editing especially with Premiere Pro yet I still found your video quite interesting and helpful...and entertaining of course!

[jackr]

Brilliant tutorial vid Lila! Thanks for uploading this.

[BMacksAerialVisuals]

Just saw some of your comments on D Batal's channel. Which intrigued me. (Can't believe I just spelled that last word w/o being slapped by spell check) Looked in on yours, sub'd, because you really do seem like someone I can learn from. Thanks.

[daysandwords]

It's been ages since I watched one of your videos, look at you up to almost 5k subs now! Smashing it!

One little thing (that wasn't part of this video cos it wasn't really relevant, I know) but I am still on CS6 and it's now (but still fine for most people) so if you use the YouTube preset on that, I think it's a fair bit smaller and more compressed (I think). So I always use my own custom preset.

I had always thought that one of those "Render at maximum depth" or "Use maximum render quality" was to do with scaling within the video, e.g. I've got, say, a 10MP photo with the Ken Burns effect, but when it's at 100% crop (and thus zoomed right into the photo when the video is only 1920 x 1080) - I always thought that unticking ONE of those boxes meant that the photo would just be treated like a 2MP photo, and thus you'd get pixeling when it was on the full zoom in... but I really don't know. I just know that I had to switch to PP back when I used to make really fancy photo presentations for this very reason (because the video editor in photoshop would do what I just described).
Great video Lila!

[fotisnikolcreations]

Ι just found you ! Great video !! Thanks !!

[KardosoMedia]

nice Lila! i use similar export settings as well. thanks for sharing

[TexasFamilyCamping]

I really appreciate your videos, you've taught me a lot. Keep them coming.

[shah]

the outro was so seamless i was just like :0