Formats & export
The seller describes exports for both 16:9 and 9:16 formats and a stitched, watermark-free result. Set the destination format early, then inspect the whole export rather than assuming a resize will preserve the composition.
Choose the frame for the destination
A widescreen frame gives room for landscapes and side-by-side action. A vertical frame puts the subject and important text into a much narrower area. Decide which format is primary before writing the shot list so that key faces and objects stay in frame.
The seller’s materials list 16:9 and 9:16 formats. Confirm available export options and resolution in the plan you select. Do not assume every aspect ratio, codec or platform-specific specification is included in every tier.
Check the stitched sequence
Watch for changes in framing between shots, inconsistent character scale, abrupt transitions and audio level jumps. A stitched file can still need editing for pacing, captions, music or the standards of the platform where it will appear.
If you need multiple cuts, keep a version log and export a test before completing a large batch. Recheck the final file on a phone and a desktop display, since a composition that looks balanced wide may crop poorly in a vertical feed.
Watermark-free is not the same as rights-free
The seller describes the finished film as downloadable and watermark-free. That concerns the appearance of the exported file; it does not automatically grant rights to every uploaded input, voice, logo, music track or third-party character.
Read the Commercial license guide before delivering paid work. For an end-to-end production checklist, see how Filmoyo works.
Check the current package
Offer terms and package contents can change. Compare the live order summary before buying.
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