Part4. Save and Publish

16. How to Save and publish your VideoScribe project?

#1. How to save a project in VideoScribe

There’re various different save options. You can save your project online or locally, and also you can export to a scribe file.

The Save button is located on the top left corner of the main editing screen.

To save a project, simply click on the Save icon, in the pop up window, type in a project name, and choose the folder it’s going to go into (you can create a new folder if there’s no existing folders).

• Save Option #1. Save Locally.

Click the Tick button to save locally as a scribe file. If you select this, you will be able to open the scribe from the Project screen next time when you open VideoScribe.

• Save Option #2. Save to the cloud.

What it’s going to do is copy this scribe on to your online account. This is really useful because it allows you to access that scribe on any other computer that we ‘re using or in fact any other device.

• Save Option #3. Export to a .scribe file.

By doing this you will be able to put it on a removable storage, email it to somebody else, or import it to VideoScribe again for further editing.

#2. How to publish and Share your scribe

Now that we’ve saved our project locally or online, if you want to share it online, you will need to create a video file.

In the very top right, you will see a Publish icon. If you click on that, you will get various publishing options.

You have five different options to publish your scribe:

Download Video file, get instant share link or website embed code, publish to YouTube, Facebook, or download as a PPT file.

Here we will show how you can download a video file.

Click on the download icon, in the popup settings window, you can select a video format you like. VideoScribe allows you to download as WMV, MOV, AVI, PNG, or JPG format.

The maximum resolution you can choose to download is 1080P full HD at a highest frame rate of 50 fps.

When done, click the Tick button to export. Different video format will take different amount of time, depending on the final video quality.

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Part5. Valuable Resources

• Get Royalty FREE Images, music, stock video, footages, backgrounds and more
• Get Thousands of FREE Icons
• Best free voiceover recording software

17. Get Royalty FREE Images, music, stock video footages, backgrounds and more

7 days free trial account only allows you to use limited image library and music library. You can upgrade to a Pro account to get full access if needed.

What’s more, to fully personalize your whiteboard animation, you can download and use images, music, stock video footages etc. from free stock websites.

One best free stock websites is Videoblock, This is a company that has one of the largest collections of stock video footage on the market. You can easily upgrade your soundtracks, stock images and more with a membership here.

Even with a trial membership to Videoblock, you can see over hundred and 15,000 stock video clips, over 100,000 licensed songs and 400,000 high-quality videos, illustrations and vectors.

All the resources on here are royalty-free and you can continue using them for your videos even after your trial expires.

18. Get Thousands of FREE Icons

Picking up some free icons for your videos can make them look much more professional. Here are some of the finest sources for free icons that you can use royalty-free.

Flaticon:

This is one of the best current websites available for downloading high-quality vector icons and they’re all available in different formats. You can easily explore the icons on the website and download packs from the search bar. The website has an impressive number of icons with over 400,000 available regularly. The entire website works on a freemium business model which means that users can check to see the usage rights on every icon in the system including items that will require a license.

Freepik:

Freepik remains one of the best new communities for graphic designers. It’s actually run by the same company as Flaticon and together they are known for being one of the largest search engines for vector icons in the world. You can explore and download millions of free graphics across the website and the attribution license for every one of the icons is under a freemium model.

19. Best free audio recording software: Audacity

If you want to add a quality voice over your video, it does help to have built-in voice recording tools that are available with the program. Videoscribe does have some excellent tools that are available, but sometimes it can be very helpful to use a program to get a better quality of audio.

Videoscribe doesn’t have features that will filter out background noise and if you want to get a much more professional backing track it a good idea to get additional audio recording software. Audacity is one of the best current free pieces of software available right now.

Audacity is an open-source program and he gives users a wide range of options for editing audio and recording audio. The nice part about using this system is that it’s all together in one simple interface. You can access all of the features in audacity completely free of charge and without having to pay for any type of extra license.