# Exports and ownership

> Render quality, downloads, project sharing, and content ownership boundaries.

Canonical: https://docs.onira.studio/reference/exports-and-ownership
Section: reference

Export happens after a project is complete enough to render. The export tab lets you choose an available quality, start a render, monitor progress, and download successful renders.

## Export quality

Export quality options are:

| UI label | Preset | Resolution | Plan availability |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| HD | Draft | 720p | Creator and above |
| Full HD | HD | 1080p | Creator and above |
| Full HD Premium | Full | 1080p maximum fidelity | Studio and above |
| 4K Ultra HD | UHD | 4K | Pro and Enterprise |

If a quality option is locked, upgrade the workspace or choose the highest available quality.

## Starting a render

To start a render:

1. Open a completed project.
2. Open Export.
3. Select an available quality.
4. Start render.
5. Keep the project open or return later to check render history.

The export action is locked until the project has completed enough production work.

## Render history

The export tab keeps render attempts visible so you can see:

- In-progress renders.
- Queued renders.
- Failed renders.
- Successful renders.
- Download links for ready videos.

Only one render can be active at a time for a project.

## Preview and download

Successful renders can expose preview and download actions. Downloaded files are the workspace's practical publishing artifact.

For critical work, review the downloaded file directly before publishing. Do not rely only on the in-browser preview.

## Mobile export fallback

The mobile project view is intentionally lighter than the desktop Studio. It supports status inspection, render readiness, render history, preview or download when available, and starting an eligible render.

Heavy editing remains desktop-first.

## Sharing

Studio includes project sharing controls. Share settings can change over time, so check the live app before assuming a project is externally accessible.

## Ownership and review

Generated outputs are intended for use by the workspace according to the active plan and terms. Before publishing, review:

- Factual claims.
- Rights and permissions for any user-provided material.
- Brand, legal, platform, and client rules.
- Sensitive topics or regulated claims.

Onira can create production-ready material, but publishing responsibility remains with the workspace.

## Product and publication boundary

- Onira produces a reviewable MP4; it does not upload or schedule social posts.
- Creators remain responsible for facts, sources, rights, disclosure, policy review, and final publication.
- Research is research-assisted; creator verification is required before publication.
- Onira does not guarantee factual accuracy, legal clearance, monetization, reach, or production success.
- The current Timeline and Studio surfaces support defined review and regeneration workflows, not arbitrary nonlinear editing.