Export video from Clipchamp

Demo summary
The final steps of the workflow are shown, including clicking the export button and selecting 1080p resolution to render the project.
Step-by-step
- Click Export
- Choose your video quality
- Select 1080p
- Wait for Clipchamp to render
- Download your video
Options
- Mute audio from the clip's volume control
Tips
- Use 1080p as a default for most projects
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