Export a rendered MP4 video from FlashCut
FlashCut’s MP4 export renders your cut into a single finished video file, ready to upload or share without opening an editing application. It is the only export that counts toward your plan’s video-export allowance: each distinct version of your edit counts once, and downloading an identical version again is free.
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When MP4 is the right export
- Sending a cut to a client or teammate for approval.
- Publishing directly to a video platform.
- Keeping a rendered copy of a version you have approved.
How video-export limits work
The count is of distinct versions. Re-downloading an identical version costs nothing, while any change to the timeline, even a two-second trim, makes a new version.
MP4 or XML?
MP4 is rendered, so it takes longer than an XML or FCPXML export, and you cannot keep editing the timeline in it. Choose XML or FCPXML when the next step is more editing in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro.