Every clip you generate stays in your project history until you remove it — and turning it into a file on your device takes a couple of clicks. This guide covers the download flow step by step, the resolution you actually get, and the fixes when a save fails.
Generated clips are attached to your account, not to the browser tab. Close the studio, switch devices, come back next week — the clip is still in your history, still downloadable, still at the resolution it was generated in.
That also means the download control follows your account. If a shared link shows a clip you cannot download, you are looking at someone else’s generation.
Downloads are faithful: the file matches the generation, with no re-encoding or resizing along the way. That makes the resolution you chose at generate time the resolution you deliver.
Yes. Every generation in your project history can be downloaded as an MP4 at its generated resolution — 768P or up to 2K on this studio. The file is yours to keep and use in your projects.
Standard MP4, which plays everywhere and imports directly into editors like CapCut, Premiere, and DaVinci Resolve.
Yes — open the studio in your mobile browser, find the clip in your history, and use the download control in the player. The file lands in your phone’s downloads or photo library depending on the browser.
Check the clip in the player first. If it has audio there but not in the file, retry the download once. If the clip is silent in the player too, the prompt did not request sound — see the sound guide for cue writing.
Your generated outputs are yours to use within the plan terms on the pricing page. You remain responsible for what you create and how you use it, including any references you supplied.
Make the clip in the studio, download the 2K pass, and archive the prompt beside the file.
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