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Export in 4K. At 60 FPS.

Export your Tesseract projects in 4K at 60 FPS. Keep fine typography crisp and motion smooth in the finished video.

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Export this Tesseract project with --resolution 4k and --fps 60. Preserve its aspect ratio and audio mix. On Linux, use the external-ffmpeg-command backend with an absolute path to FFmpeg with libx264 and AAC. Verify the exported dimensions, frame rate, and audio. Keep the editable source project.

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Export this Tesseract project with --resolution 4k and --fps 60. Preserve its aspect ratio and audio mix. On Linux, use the external-ffmpeg-command backend with an absolute path to FFmpeg with libx264 and AAC. Verify the exported dimensions, frame rate, and audio. Keep the editable source project.

4K landscape, portrait, or square. Up to 60 FPS.

Illustration of 4K video output at 60 frames per second, with an editable timeline.
Workflow illustration

Room for the details.

Deliver high-resolution graphics and typography alongside your footage.

More frames for motion.

Export animation and supported footage at 60 frames per second.

The project stays yours.

Revise the composition or timing and export another version from the same project.

Designed to hold up on a bigger screen.

Set delivery resolution and frame rate without flattening the source project.

Illustrative video composition with an editable motion curve over footage. Make every frame count.

Footage. Graphics. Sound.

One project your agent can revise. Change a cut, a headline, or a keyframe without rebuilding the entire video.

Illustrative composition · native text, graphics, and timeline layers

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  1. 01

    Open your Tesseract project

    Start from the editable project and source media.

  2. 02

    Choose 4K and 60 FPS

    Use --resolution 4k and --fps 60. The export keeps your project’s aspect ratio.

  3. 03

    Review the exported file

    Check the resolution, frame rate, timing, and audio before sharing.

4K, in your project’s format.

Choose the delivery size and frame rate. Keep the source canvas unchanged.

Landscape
3840 × 2160
Portrait
2160 × 3840
Square
2160 × 2160

Export in 4K at 60 FPS

tsrct export \ --project project.tsrct \ --resolution 4k --fps 60 \ --output finished.mp4

Use your installed tsrct path. On Linux, also supply FFmpeg with libx264 and AAC using --encoder-backend external-ffmpeg-command and --ffmpeg-path.

Version 0.2.0 export guide

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Make it yours. Add your media, your audience, and the result you want.

Example prompt

Export this Tesseract project with --resolution 4k and --fps 60. Preserve its aspect ratio and audio mix. On Linux, use the external-ffmpeg-command backend with an absolute path to FFmpeg with libx264 and AAC. Verify the exported dimensions, frame rate, and audio. Keep the editable source project.

A few useful
details.

Which export sizes and frame rates can I choose?

Choose 720p, 1080p, or 4K, at 24, 30, or 60 FPS. The default is 1080p at 30 FPS. HDR and fractional frame rates are not exposed by this release.

Does this make low-resolution footage native 4K?

No. Export resolution describes the output file. The quality of the original footage still matters.

Does 60 FPS export create missing footage frames?

Not by itself. Export frame rate is different from frame interpolation. Use appropriate source footage and animation timing.

Can I change the project after exporting?

Yes. Export settings leave the authoring canvas and editable source unchanged. Revise the project and render another version.

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