> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.chatvideopro.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.chatvideopro.com/workflows/custom-export-presets.md).

# Custom Export Presets

### Tutorial

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeuLv8wOMyQ>" %}

These presets are optimized to:

* Preserve detail after platform compression
* Reduce guesswork when exporting
* Save time by eliminating manual export setup

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### Why These Presets Matter

Most export issues come from:

* Incorrect bitrate settings
* Platform compression is destroying quality
* Rebuilding export settings for every project

These presets give you **battle-tested settings** tuned specifically for:

* Social media platforms (Instagram, TikTok, Reels, Shorts)
* YouTube (with quality-optimized options)
* High-quality archival masters
* Transparent exports with alpha channels

Once installed, exporting becomes a one-click decision.

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### How to Install the Export Presets

#### Step 1: Open Your File Browser

* macOS: Finder
* Windows: File Explorer

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#### Step 2: Navigate to the Presets Folder

Go to:

```
Documents
→ Adobe
→ Adobe Media Encoder
→ [LATEST VERSION]
→ Presets
```

> This path is the same on both Windows and macOS.

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#### Step 3: Copy the Presets

* Copy **all `.epr` files** from the download
* Paste them into the **Presets** folder

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#### Step 4: Restart Premiere Pro

* Open Premiere Pro
* Go to the **Export** tab
* Scroll down to **More Presets**
* Under **Custom Presets**, you’ll see the CVP presets

You’re ready to export ✅

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### Where to Find the Presets in Premiere Pro

1. Open the **Export** tab
2. Scroll to **More Presets**
3. Open **Custom Presets**
4. Select the appropriate **CVP\_** preset

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### Preset Categories & When to Use Them

#### 🟢 CVP\_MASTER — High-Quality Archive Exports

Use these when:

* You’ve finished a project
* You want a clean, lossless version
* You may re-edit the project in the future

These exports are **large file sizes** but preserve maximum quality.

**Presets:**

* `CVP_MASTER_FULL HD 16:9` — 1920 × 1080
* `CVP_MASTER_4K UHD 16:9` — 3840 × 2160
* `CVP_MASTER_4K DCI` — 4096 × 2160

**Best practice:**\
Store these in your **Master** folder from the Project Folder Template.

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#### 🟣 CVP\_SOCIAL — Social Media Exports

Use these for:

* Instagram
* TikTok
* Reels
* Shorts

These presets are tuned to:

* Hold up against platform compression
* Maintain sharpness and color
* Avoid over-compressed uploads

**Presets:**

* `CVP_SOCIAL_HORIZONTAL 4K 16:9` — 3840 × 2160
* `CVP_SOCIAL_HORIZONTAL FULL HD 16:9` — 1920 × 1080
* `CVP_SOCIAL_VERTICAL 4K 9:16` — 2160 × 3840
* `CVP_SOCIAL_VERTICAL FULL HD 9:16` — 1080 × 1920

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#### 🟡 CVP\_YOUTUBE — YouTube & Web Uploads

Designed specifically for YouTube’s compression pipeline.

Each resolution includes:

* **Faster Export** → quicker turnaround
* **Slower Export** → higher fidelity (recommended when time allows)

The slower presets effectively process the video more thoroughly to preserve detail.

**Presets:**

* `CVP_YOUTUBE_4K UHD – Faster Export` — 3840 × 2160
* `CVP_YOUTUBE_4K UHD – Slower Export` — 3840 × 2160
* `CVP_YOUTUBE_FULL HD – Faster Export` — 1920 × 1080
* `CVP_YOUTUBE_FULL HD – Slower Export` — 1920 × 1080

**Recommendation:**\
If possible, upload in **4K** — even if your timeline is 1080p — for better compression results on YouTube.

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#### ⚪ CVP\_TRANSPARENT — Alpha Channel Exports

Use this preset when you need:

* Transparency
* Overlays
* Rotoscoped elements
* Motion graphics exports

**Preset:**

* `CVP_TRANSPARENT (ProRes 4444+)`

This exports with an **alpha channel** and is ideal for compositing workflows.

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### If You’re Not Sure Which Preset to Use

A quick rule of thumb:

* **Final archive?** → CVP\_MASTER
* **Instagram / TikTok?** → CVP\_SOCIAL
* **YouTube?** → CVP\_YOUTUBE (Slower if possible)
* **Transparency needed?** → CVP\_TRANSPARENT

You can also refer to the **PDF guide** included with the download for a quick reference.

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### Best Practices

* Match the preset to your **sequence resolution**
* Don’t stack unnecessary export effects
* Keep color management consistent
* Test one export before batch exporting

Used correctly, these presets eliminate most quality complaints.

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### Summary

The Chat Video Pro Export Presets:

* Prevent low-quality uploads
* Remove export guesswork
* Improve platform compression results
* Save time on every delivery

If you care about how your work looks online, these presets are essential.

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**Next:** Learn how these presets integrate with the [**Project Folder Template**](/workflows/project-folder-template.md) for a clean end-to-end workflow.

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