Video Export
Export the drone flight you have prepared, with a chosen image size, frame rate and quality.
Export Flyover Video renders the prepared drone flight into a video file. It is a separate export job, not a recording whose resolution depends on the browser window. Prepare at least two waypoints and check the scene first. Drone mode and animated export must be available for your account. The exported video has no audio track.
Check the flight and scene
Open Drone Mode in Presentation. Add or generate the flight path, set its duration and speed, and preview it. Pause before adjusting waypoints. Check lighting, weather, season and the camera path before starting an export.
Open the export dialog
Click Export Flyover Video. Under Quality, choose High Quality, Cinematic or Ultra. Higher settings require more work; use a short test flight when deciding which setting to use. The displayed Estimated time is an estimate, not a completion guarantee.
Choose resolution and frame rate
Choose 1K (1280 × 720), 2K (2560 × 1440) or 4K (3840 × 2160), and 30 fps or 60 fps. These are the video dimensions, independent of the size of the browser window. The dialog initially selects High Quality, 2K and 30 fps.
Start and choose a destination
Click Export Video. If the browser offers a save-location dialog, choose a destination; cancelling that dialog leaves the export unstarted. If the current combination cannot fit the available browser output budget, the dialog shows a warning and prevents the export. Shorten the flight or reduce its resolution before trying again.
Wait for preparation and export
The progress display distinguishes Preparing scene… from frame export. Plant and scene preparation can take time before video progress advances. Keep the drawing open while the job runs. Export speed does not have to match playback speed: a short flight can take longer than its finished duration to render.
Cancel or save the finished video
Use Cancel recording to cancel a running job. When it completes, the interface shows Download ready and publishes the finished file to the selected destination or download. The encoder chooses a supported format: MP4 where supported, with WebM alternatives. Do not assume a format from the browser name. Check the file before sharing it.
Flight duration and playback speed affect the exported timing. A looping flight is exported with constant-speed timing rather than start and end easing. The video is silent; an absent audio track is expected.
If export fails, follow the displayed explanation. A scene-preparation or incomplete-plant error is not a successful video. Let the scene settle and retry an appropriate smaller test rather than repeatedly starting the same failed export.