Exporting

Export writes the finished file. It is the one step a subscription covers — everything before it, including watching the finished video in the app, is free.

There is no resolution picker: video always exports at 4K, scaled from your canvas. One less decision, and the file is always big enough for a landing page or a store listing.

The settings

Setting	Options	Pick
Format	Video · GIF	GIF for a README or a chat; video for everything else
Codec	HEVC · H.264 · ProRes 422 HQ · ProRes 4444	HEVC for quality per megabyte, H.264 for maximum compatibility, ProRes when it goes into another edit
Quality	Compact · Balanced · High	HEVC only — the others always render at full quality
Container	MP4 · MOV	MP4 unless you picked ProRes, which requires MOV
Canvas	A preset, or your own width × height	The shape of the frame — see Canvas & format
Frame rate	24 · 30 · 60	30 for most things; 60 when motion is fast

Quality only applies to HEVC, because it is the only codec with a meaningful size/detail trade-off: Compact is smallest and the one to share, Balanced keeps more detail at a moderate size, High is maximum quality and the largest file. ProRes uses its own fixed master profile, and H.264 always renders at full quality.

GIF is a different animal: silent, downscaled and frame-capped on purpose so the file stays sendable. For anything that needs to look sharp, export video.

Where each one goes

Social (Stories, Reels, TikTok) — H.264, MP4, 9:16.
Landing page hero — HEVC, MP4. Compact if it autoplays on the page.
App Store preview — H.264, MP4, 9:16.
README or changelog — GIF.
Handing to an editor — ProRes 422 HQ, MOV.

Exporting from your agent

You do not have to open the app at all — ask for the file and the path, and it is written when the render finishes.

/reely Export it as H.264 to marketing/launch.mp4.

If export is refused

That is the license gate, not an error. Everything you made is on your Mac and exports the moment you subscribe — nothing has to be rebuilt. See Plans.