Next, you have to decide on a good name for your video and where you want Adobe to place the exported file on your computer. Step 3: Name your file and decide where to store it This guide won’t use a preset, but rather show suggested settings for a general export. If you know where you’re going to post your video, you can start with one of the presets from Adobe. If you want to stay safe and use a general format, H.264 is widely used and accepted, and suitable in most cases. For example, best practice export settings for YouTube are different from export settings for Instagram or TikTok. There is no ultimate combination of settings that works for any video, and to know which settings are right for you, you need to know where the video will be hosted. The export window will show a preview of the video you’ve selected to export on the left, and a variety of export settings to the right. You can either navigate to File -> Export -> Media or use the shortcut below. There are a few ways to do this, but whichever method you choose, you need to have the sequence/timeline you want to export selected. The interface can seem quite intense, but fear not! We’re here to guide you through each step of exporting your video from Premiere Pro. Once you’ve finished your awesome edit in Adobe Premiere Pro, you need to export the video before you can send it to your friends or upload it to social media.
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