---
title: How to export video, audio or a PNG still from invideo Editor
description: Export your timeline as an MP4 video, an audio file or a PNG image of the frame at the playhead.
---
Open **Export** in invideo Editor and choose the output you need. Use **H.264 · MP4** for a finished video, **Audio only** for sound, **Still frame** for a PNG image, or **Editable project** for a project file.

## Export an MP4 video

1. Open your timeline and select **Export** in the top toolbar.

<Image src="https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/fxxlrhi6/2665331611/6d0e2c8878b328eb4465eae5dc95/Screenshot%2B2026-09-11%2Bat%2B6_40_42-E2-80-AFPM.png" alt="The Export Settings dialog with MP4 selected and Range, Format, Resolution and Loudness target options" />

2. Choose **H.264 · MP4**.

3. Check **Range**, **Resolution**, **Frame rate** and **Quality**. Review **Loudness target** for your delivery needs.

4. Check the summary and select **Export**.

## Export an audio file

1. Choose **Audio only** in the Export window.

2. Check **Range** and select the available **Format** you need. The listed audio formats are WAV, AAC and Opus.

3. Review **Loudness target**, then select **Export**.

## Export a PNG still

1. Move the playhead to the frame you want to save and check it in the Monitor.

2. Open **Export** and choose **Still frame**.

3. Choose **Resolution** and check **Frame** to confirm the playhead position.

4. Select **Export**.

After exporting, open the file and check the picture or sound. Choose settings for your destination. An example's resolution, frame rate or loudness target is not a universal requirement.

## Export an editable project

An editable project lets you keep working in another editing app.

1. Choose **Editable project** in the Export window.

2. Choose **Premiere Pro**, **Final Cut Pro** or **DaVinci Resolve**. The DaVinci Resolve option exports OpenTimelineIO.

3. Open the project in the other app and check the imported timeline before you continue your edit.

Your agent makes the same file with `export` and `format`. It makes a project file for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro, with a `format` of `premiere`, `davinci` or `final_cut`. The agent reads the export card again until the files list is present, then gives you the files. See [Export to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro](https://docs.invideo.io/how-to/export-to-premiere-resolve-final-cut).

## Share your timeline for review

To collect feedback, follow [How to share a timeline for review](/projects-and-exports/how-to-share-a-timeline-for-review-in-invideo-editor).

When access is set to **Public** (`public`), viewers can watch without an account. Reviewers need an invideo account to leave comments.