Case 1: The original video has a higher resolution than the projectIf your source video resolution is higher than the project or export settings, the output video may look blurry.
What to check- Right-click the clip on the timeline
- Select File Information
- Note the resolution and bitrate
Case 2: Project resolution does not match the source videoSet the project resolution to match your source files.
- Click the [16:9] button next to the preview area
- Select the resolution that matches the original video
This ensures that the video is not downscaled during editing.
Case 3: Export settings reduce qualityWhen exporting, make sure the resolution and bitrate are matching the original video.
- Open the Export settings
- Confirm that the resolution matches the project resolution
- Set the bitrate close to the original video’s bitrate
📌Important: Lower bitrate values can result in noticeable quality loss.
Case 4: The original file has lower resolution than the exportIf the original video resolution is lower than the export resolution (for example, exporting to 1080p from a lower-resolution source), the video may look soft or blurry.
What to do- Open your project and locate your video files
- Right click on the video and check the resolution of this file
- If the file resolution is below 1920×1080, consider lowering the export resolution in Export → Advanced
- If this is the case, we recommend checking your camera settings and increasing the recording resolution.