Exporting

Export settings and formats

Aspect ratios

One click switches the composition between three formats:

  • 9:16 (vertical) — TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts. The default, and what the format was made for.
  • 1:1 (square) — feed posts and previews.
  • 16:9 (landscape) — YouTube videos and story compilations.

The phone sits on a customizable backdrop, so the video fills the frame in every format.

A 16:9 composition: the phone chat centered on a dark backdrop, ready for YouTube

Resolution, frame rate and watermark

Free-plan exports render at 720p and carry a small watermark. Pro exports render at 1080p and 60fps with no watermark — the high frame rate is what makes bubble springs and scroll feel like a real screen recording rather than a slideshow.

Device frames

The free plan renders the chat in an iPhone SE frame. Pro unlocks every device frame: iPhone 15/16 Pro & Pro Max, iPhone 13/14, Pixel 8/9 and Galaxy S24.

Audio

Message send/receive tones — and keyboard clicks, if keyboard mode is on — are mixed into the MP4's audio track at the exact frame each event happens. No syncing in an editor afterwards.

PNG screenshots

Need a still instead of a video? Export a PNG of the conversation in one click — same pixel-faithful rendering.

Where the file goes

The MP4 downloads through your browser like any other file. Nothing is uploaded anywhere in the process — rendering happens entirely on your device.

Still stuck? Contact us — or head back to the help center.