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What to do next when animation is finished using Animate?

New Here ,
Jun 12, 2018 Jun 12, 2018

Hi!

I have finished an animation, but I don't know how I can get it to be ready for online use, e.g. YouTube, etc.

Do I need a separate program for this?

Any information will be much appreciated, thanks!

Elsbeth

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Community Expert , Jun 12, 2018 Jun 12, 2018

In addition to KGLAD's answer, I export video from Animate for use on YouTube often. File > Export Video...and in the Export Video popup, make sure Convert video in Adobe Media Encoder is checked. The export will render a very large (uncompressed) MOV file that will/should auto-open in Adobe Media Encoder (if installed). From there select the H.264 codec. This will produce an MP4 file which is what YouTube and other video platforms prefer (Vimeo).

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Community Expert ,
Jun 12, 2018 Jun 12, 2018

use file > export > export video.

google how to upload videos to youtube.

[moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to Adobe Animate CC - General]

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Jun 12, 2018 Jun 12, 2018
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In addition to KGLAD's answer, I export video from Animate for use on YouTube often. File > Export Video...and in the Export Video popup, make sure Convert video in Adobe Media Encoder is checked. The export will render a very large (uncompressed) MOV file that will/should auto-open in Adobe Media Encoder (if installed). From there select the H.264 codec. This will produce an MP4 file which is what YouTube and other video platforms prefer (Vimeo).

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