Export your Canva video by clicking Share, choosing Download, selecting MP4 format, picking your quality (480p to 4K), confirming all pages, then waiting for the file to save. Internet speed affects how long it takes.
When your Canva video is all done and ready to be used, ready to be exported and saved, click on Share.
At the top right.
Come down to download, and then if you want it to be a video, which presumably you do, keep it as MP4 video. Alternatively, if you don't want sound and it's something short, you.
Could save it as a GIF.
But again, just regular video is going to be MP4. You can change the quality from 480 on the left side on the low.
Side, all the way up to 4K.
On the right side. And it tells.
You that 4K is.
Recommended for large screens, 1080s for streaming, etc. And then you can choose which pages. Presumably, if you want this entire video that you just created to be saved, then leave it on all pages. And then when everything's all set, click Download. This thing will.
Pop up to let.
You know that it's downloading. And depending on the speed of your Internet, this could be anywhere from a few seconds up to a couple minutes. And there we go. It's now downloaded to my computer and I could use this mp4 file for.
YouTube for.
Anything else that I want to do with it. To go deeper on Canva tips like this, check out the rest of the Canva playlist.
