AKASO 360: What to Check Before Exporting Your Footage

Before exporting your AKASO 360 footage, a few quick checks can help you avoid low-quality videos, failed exports, or files that do not match your sharing needs.

Use this guide before tapping Export in the AKASO 360 App.

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Check These First

1. Choose the right export type

Choose the export type based on where you plan to share or watch the video.

Flat Video

Choose Flat Video if you want to share your video on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, or X. This exports a standard 2D video.

360° Video

Choose 360° Video if you want to upload to a 360° video platform or watch the footage on a device that supports panoramic playback. This keeps the full 360° view, so viewers can drag and look around.

2. Match resolution and frame rate to the original footage

For the best results, your export settings should match or stay below the original recording settings.

Resolution should not be higher than the original footage.

For example, if your original footage was recorded in 5.7K, you can export in 4K or 1080p. If your original footage was recorded in 4K, do not force it to export as 5.7K.

Frame rate should not be higher than the original footage.

For example, if your original footage was recorded at 30fps, do not export it at 60fps.

3. Use a suitable bitrate

Bitrate affects both video quality and file size.

For daily sharing on platforms like Instagram or TikTok, 15-25 Mbps is usually enough.

For high-quality storage or further editing, choose 50 Mbps or higher, or select the highest available quality.

As a rough reference, 25 Mbps is about 3.1 MB per second of video.

4. Avoid low-quality preview exports

Before exporting, check the export page carefully.

Make sure Preview Only or low-resolution preview export is not selected.

Choose HD, original quality, or a custom high-quality setting when you want the final video to look its best.

5. Keep the AKASO 360 App running

During export, keep the AKASO 360 App open in the foreground.

Do not switch to another app or lock your phone, especially on iPhone. This may interrupt the export or create a damaged file.

For longer exports, make sure your phone has at least 30% battery, or connect it to a charger.

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A Few Things to Know

360° Video exports do not keep reframing edits

If you export as 360° Video, effects such as AI tracking, keyframes, and free-view reframing will not be kept in the exported file.

A 360° Video export saves the original panoramic view, not the edited viewing angle.

If you want to keep your selected angle, movement, or reframing edits, export as Flat Video instead.

Final Check

Before exporting, confirm your export type, resolution, frame rate, bitrate, app status, and phone battery.

These simple checks can help you avoid failed exports, oversized files, or videos that do not match the quality you expected.