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Download and share your video

After you export your video, you can download it onto your device!

To export your video, click Export in the editor.

Choose your export type:

  • Full video — one MP4 file, ready to share

  • All Assets — every clip and image from your video, downloaded as a ZIP file

Then select your resolution:

  • SD — smaller file size, faster download

  • 720p — standard HD

  • 1080p — highest quality, best for ads and professional use

Click Start Export. Once it's ready, the button changes to Download (or Share, on devices that support it) — click it to save the file to your device.


Share directly to TikTok or YouTube

Open Export, then switch to the Social tab.

Connect your account

  1. On the YouTube or TikTok card, click Connect

  2. A new window opens — sign in and approve the connection

Once connected, the card shows a checkmark and the button changes to Share to YouTube / Share to TikTok.

Note: Direct sharing to YouTube and TikTok is currently available on desktop only. On mobile, export your video and share it from your device instead.

Share to TikTok

  1. Open ExportSocial

  2. Click Share to TikTok

  3. Choose your settings:

    • Add a caption

    • Set visibility

    • Toggle Allow duet, Allow stitch, Allow comments

    • If promotional, toggle Disclose video content and select the brand options that apply

  4. Click Share to TikTok
    You’ll see a sharing indicator while it processes. When it’s done, you’ll get a confirmation notification.

By posting, you agree to TikTok’s Music Usage Confirmation.

Share to YouTube

  1. Open ExportSocial

  2. Click Share to YouTube

  3. Choose your settings:

    • Add a title

    • Add a description

    • Set visibility

  4. Click Share to YouTube
    You’ll see a sharing indicator while it processes. When it’s done, you’ll get a confirmation notification.


Download to your device

  1. Open Export and start (or wait for) your export

  2. Once it's ready, click Download (desktop) or Share (mobile, opens your device's native share sheet)

Tip: On slower connections, downloads may take a few minutes. Keep the Export dialog open, or come back to it later — your export stays available there once it finishes.

Note: a downloaded file is a snapshot of your video at the moment you exported it. If you keep editing afterward, the file already on your device won't update on its own — export and download a new copy to get your latest changes.