How to export a Vyra edit for TikTok

For a TikTok edit, review the vertical framing, make sure the captions are readable and export using the options available for your plan. Open the saved video with sound before uploading it. Confirm the beginning, ending and any sections you recently changed.

Keep important text away from the areas where the destination app puts its controls. Check the destination's preview, since controls and layouts can change.

Steps

1. Review the frame. For a vertical video, make sure the subject is visible and any crop leaves the important details in view.
2. Read the captions. Check every line at normal phone size. Look for text hidden by the destination's controls.
3. Listen through the edit. Check speech, music and the ending separately.
4. Choose available export options. Canvas proportions and output quality are separate. Use the choices shown for your current app and plan.
5. Let the export finish. Then save or download the finished result using the available action.
6. Check the actual file. Open the latest export with sound and compare important sections with the preview.
7. Upload and review. Check the video in TikTok's posting preview before you publish it.

Free iPhone exports are 720p with a watermark. Check paid mobile options in the App Store and web options on pricing. Do not assume the same export choices apply to both platforms.

A review prompt

Check that this edit is vertical and my subject stays in frame. Review caption placement at the opening, the middle and the final shot. Keep the edit unchanged until I confirm what needs adjusting.

If export fails

Keep the project and original footage. Check whether a source clip is unavailable, whether export shows an error or whether the finished file simply has not been saved. Note the stage and approximate time when you contact support. Repeatedly exporting without checking the result can make it harder to identify the latest file.

On iPhone, use the export failure answer. If the result has missing sound or unexpected softness, compare that exact section with the project preview.

FAQ

Should I always choose the highest resolution? Check the source footage, framing and available options first. A larger output cannot restore detail missing from the original recording.

Can I share the same edit to Reels or Shorts? You can use a finished file for another destination, but check its framing, captions and posting preview separately. One platform's controls may cover a different part of the video.

Do I have to keep Vyra in front during AI editing? The current workflow supports background AI editing. Check the export's own progress and save step separately; a finished edit does not mean the file is already saved.

How do I investigate a silent export? Compare the original, preview and exported file with playback volume turned up. The audio troubleshooting answer helps narrow down where sound disappears.

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