The Guide · Chapter 11 of 13

Finishing and sharing

A finished video leaves the platform four ways, all under the finished video in the Editor: Download MP4 (and Make the 1440p master for YouTube), Post to TikTok from the page (your click), Post to Instagram and Post to Facebook Page (one connection for both; a video of any shape; Instagram shows it as a Reel), and Share a preview, a link to a plain page with the video and a note, no account needed, expiring on the day you choose, turned off any time, views counted. A view counts once the video has played for a few seconds, so a mail scanner or a link checker that only opens the page is not one. The count tells your own checks apart from everyone else's: a view while you are signed in is yours and never reads as the person you sent the link to; views from outside show how many, the first time and the last. Nobody outside is identified. One link per recipient, with their name in the note, and "did they watch it" has a true answer.

Pictures download from their card and can be pinned to Pinterest or posted to TikTok, Instagram or a Facebook Page from Image Studio. Instagram and Facebook posting goes to a Facebook Page you manage, or to an Instagram professional account linked to one of your Pages, never to a personal profile; the first time, you connect your Facebook account once and pick the Pages the platform may post to. Instagram takes a picture between 4:5 and 1.91:1, so a tall 9:16 picture goes to your Page instead, or you make a square or 4:5 version. Posting costs no tokens, and the caption is always your own words. Craft Studio's pieces go further: listing photos and an Etsy listing drafted for you (publishing and the AI tick are your clicks, and the HOW IT'S MADE disclosure is never removed), and print-on-demand products sent to your own Printify shop unpublished.

Tracks download as MP3 and sit in the Editor's Sound tab. Everything you make is yours to use in what you post.