Save projects, create copies and distinguish MP4 export

Check the editor’s save status. Wait for Saved before leaving; you can also use File → Save project. This stores editable data, not a finished MP4.

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   Check Project name and saved status

Choose File → Save project as. This is useful for an alternative audience or customer while preserving the original. If you only need another language of the same video, consider the multilingual workflow first.

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   Action Choose Save project as.

Enter a new name and choose Save. A separate project including generated audio and video is created, and the copy opens. The original stays unchanged. Subsequent dialogue or other changes may require regeneration of the affected content.

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   Enter Name the copy
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   Action Save a separate project

Check the project name at the bottom. Names such as Training — original and Training — November revision help distinguish copies. Start editing only after the intended copy opens.

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   Check Project name and saved status

Once editing is ready, generate required avatar video and export an MP4. Open Output → Exported videos, play it and download it. A previously downloaded MP4 does not update when the project changes; export a new video after revisions.

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   Check Play and review the video and audio.
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   Action Click Download.