1920x1080 Video Editing With — Adobe Premiere Pro...

Set to 1920 horizontal and 1080 vertical (16:9 aspect ratio).

Ensure your blacks are true black and whites are bright to give that "HD pop." 5. Exporting for the Web 1920x1080 Video Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro...

1080p files are often compressed (like H.264). When using the panel: Set to 1920 horizontal and 1080 vertical (16:9 aspect ratio)

Heavy grading on 8-bit 1080p footage can cause "banding" in skies or shadows. When using the panel: Heavy grading on 8-bit

Because 4K is twice the size of 1080p, you can "zoom in" up to 200% in the Effect Controls panel without losing a single pixel of quality. This allows you to turn a wide shot into a close-up instantly. 4. Color Grading for HD

When your edit is finished, use these settings for the best results on YouTube or Instagram: H.264 Preset: Match Source – High Bitrate

Don’t let Premiere "guess" your settings. To ensure your export looks crisp, manually create a sequence that matches your footage: File > New > Sequence . Settings Tab: Change the Editing Mode to "Custom."