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Export
Formats, limits, and how to export
Supported Formats
| Format | Extension | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| MP4 (H.264) | .mp4 | Social media video, widest compatibility |
| GIF | .gif | Looping graphics, emails, messaging apps |
| PNG Sequence | .png (folder) | Frame-by-frame use in desktop editors |
| Still PNG | .png | Static thumbnail or poster frame |
Resolution Limits
| Format | Max Resolution | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MP4 | 1920 × 1920 | Capped to protect device performance |
| GIF | 800 × 800 | Larger sizes produce very large files |
| PNG Sequence | 1920 × 1920 | Each frame exported as a separate file |
| Still PNG | 4096 × 4096 | No video encoding involved |
Frame Rate Options
| FPS | Available For | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 24 fps | MP4, PNG Sequence | Cinema standard, slightly smoother on 60Hz screens |
| 30 fps | MP4, GIF, PNG Sequence | Standard social media rate |
| 15 fps | GIF only | Smaller file size for GIFs |
Export Steps
1
Tap the Export button
Located in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Always visible.
2
Choose format
Select MP4, GIF, PNG Sequence, or Still PNG.
3
Set frame rate
Choose 24, 30, or 15 fps (GIF only). The project duration is shown.
4
Tap Export
The app renders the animation. A progress bar appears.
5
Save or share
When done, choose Save to Camera Roll, Share via, or AirDrop.