How to Export Videos From Ditther
Good exports start earlier than the export button. The best Ditther video outputs come from choosing the right ratio, keeping motion readable, and making sure text and image effects still hold together when they move.
Use the same composition logic for motion that you use for still design. Strong structure makes export more reliable.
Export workflow
Choose the final ratio first
Decide whether the output is for social, a poster-like vertical frame, or a wider motion layout before refining typography and spacing.
Reduce unnecessary motion
If every layer moves strongly, the export becomes harder to read. Let one or two motion ideas lead.
Check text and edge detail
Moving text reveals spacing issues fast. Pixel effects can also become muddy if contrast is too low.
Export the final MP4
Once the timing, readability, and composition all hold together, export the video version of the piece.
Simple rule
If the still frame is not already strong, motion usually will not rescue it. Lock the composition first, then animate.
Common questions
Should I build for still or motion first?
Usually still first. Once the layout is working, animation becomes much easier to control.
Do pixel effects export well to video?
Yes, but they need enough contrast and enough breathing room to stay readable in motion.
What should I read next?
Moving poster and animate typography are the closest related pages.