4K 60 fps export, MP4 and GIF
Straight to disk. Nothing uploaded. An MP4 or a GIF, written to a folder you choose.
Sceed exports an H.264 MP4 at up to 4K and 60 frames a second, or a looping GIF, to a folder you choose. Encoding runs on the graphics card. Three quality tiers show the file size per minute before you start, and an optional sharpen pass keeps small text crisp.
MP4
H.264 in an MP4 plays everywhere without conversion. Choose the size, up to 4K, and a quality tier: Good, High or Ultra. The dialog shows megabits a second and megabytes a minute for the choice.
GIF
For pull requests, docs and chat: 480 to 1080 pixels wide at 10, 15 or 20 frames a second, looping forever. See how to make a GIF.
Fast, and in the background
The graphics card’s hardware encoder does the work. Hide the dialog and keep editing; a Windows notification says when the file is ready.
On your disk
Exports are written straight to the folder you pick. Nothing is uploaded; where the file goes next is up to you.
Free and Pro
Free exports can be any resolution, run up to three minutes and carry a small Sceed mark. Pro removes the limit and the mark.
Questions
What formats does Sceed export?
H.264 MP4 and GIF.
Can the free plan export 4K?
Yes, at up to 60 fps. Free exports run up to three minutes with a small mark.
Does exporting upload my video?
No. The file is written to a folder on your disk.
How long does an export take?
It depends on length, resolution and the graphics card. Hardware encoding makes most exports faster than real time.
Keep reading
The rest of Sceed
- Screen recording for Windows
- Backgrounds and frames for screen recordings
- Cursor smoothing and cursor styles
- Zoom for screen recordings
- Webcam and camera looks
- Effects for screen recordings
- Titles, text overlays and sections
- A timeline editor for screen recordings
- A native screen recorder for Windows 10 and 11
- Every feature