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# How to export a video

### How to export and download my video

To download your video click on can open the project and click on **Export**

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Then choose the desired parameters and click on the **Export** button

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Then you will see a confirmation message to confirm that the exportation started.

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Once the export is started, it will take several minutes depending on the length of your video, its weight and other criteria.

Once the export is complete you will receive an email with a link to download the video.

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### When I click on the link, the video opens in my browser and I can't download it.

If by clicking on the link the video appears in your browser, you can download it by right-clicking on the video and then clicking on "save video".

### Is there any other way to download the video than by email?

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From your dashboard when the video exportation is ready you can see in the "Last Export" column a link with the name "Your file" available. By clicking on it, you can download the last exportation you generated for this language.

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