Final Review
Check the production, download the editor timeline, and copy what you need for YouTube.
Open Final Review in the Studio#Status and 5-point check
| Check | Passes when |
|---|---|
| Script Approved | The production uses an approved script. |
| Scenes Complete | Every scene has its prompts. |
| Narration Complete | The full-script narration finished. |
| Visual Assets Ready | Every scene has an image or video. |
| Thumbnail Selected | A finished thumbnail is selected. |
Check again reruns the checks after you fix something.
#Editor timeline
Flow lays out the whole video: every scene's visuals in order and cut to the narration, a gentle zoom or pan on stills, a chapter card where each section begins, and a marker per scene. The card shows the length, scene and clip counts, how the cuts were timed, and warnings (for example scenes without a visual).
- Frame rate — always 1920×1080 at 60 fps (there is nothing to choose).
- Folder you'll unzip into (recommended) — for example
D:\Videos. The project files then point straight at the media, so nothing needs relinking. - Download editor timeline — one zip for DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and CapCut.
How to open it in each editor: Opening the editor timeline.
#YouTube upload
Shows the selected thumbnail (with a download button) and the title and description with copy buttons, ready to paste into YouTube Studio.
#Other downloads
- Narration audio and Visuals by scene — the raw files.
- Full backup (every file) — every file of the production, including earlier versions; shown when the automated Pipeline has prepared one.