# InShot export settings for Instagram

> InShot publishes no written help for export, so this page lists what its store pages say, what to set in the app and how to check the file. Prices in rupees.
- **Author**: Marxx
- **Published**: 2026-11-07
- **Category**: Ad specs
- **URL**: https://marxx.ai/library-guides/inshot-export-settings-for-instagram

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Export InShot videos at 1080p or higher, at the frame rate you filmed, in a 9:16 project. InShot publishes no written help pages, so no official menu path exists for its export screen (checked 3 Nov 2026).

InShot offers video tutorials on its YouTube channel and nothing in text. This page gives the task in general words, not button names.

## What the stores say

| Source | What it says about export |
|---|---|
| App Store | InShot supports saving in 4K at 60 fps |
| Google Play | Custom export resolution, HD and 4K, with 4K at 60 fps for the pro editor |
| inshot.com | Nothing on export settings |

None of these pages mention bitrate, codec, file format or HDR. They also do not say whether the free version adds a watermark. InShot's terms list logo and ad removal among paid benefits. That suggests the free version shows a logo and ads.

## What to set

1. Make sure your project is vertical, 9:16.
2. Open the export screen and pick a resolution that matches your footage. 1080p suits most phone clips.
3. Pick the frame rate you filmed at.
4. Save the video to your phone.
5. Play the saved file and check the first and last seconds.
6. Upload it in Ads Manager.

Meta's Reels ad guide asks for 9:16, H.264 and a fixed frame rate (checked 3 Nov 2026). InShot's pages name no codec. If Meta rejects the upload, re-export or use another editor. The [Reels export checklist](/guides/best-export-settings-for-instagram-reels) has the full list.

## A worked example

Say you export a 20-second video at 1080p. At an average 8 Mbps, that is 8 x 20 / 8 = 20 MB for the picture. InShot does not say what bitrate it uses, so treat this as a guide only. Check the real file size on your phone.

## What it costs

InShot lists no prices on its own site. These come from the Indian App Store (checked 3 Nov 2026), and prices vary by store and date.

| Plan | India App Store price |
|---|---|
| InShot Pro, monthly | Rs 399 |
| InShot Pro, yearly | Rs 1,499 |
| InShot Pro, lifetime | Rs 3,999 |
| Remove ads | Rs 399 |

See [InShot pricing](/prices/inshot-pricing). If you want a free editor with no logo, compare [Instagram Edits vs InShot](/compare/instagram-edits-vs-inshot).

## FAQ

### What export quality should I use in InShot?

Use 1080p for phone footage, and 4K only if you filmed in 4K. Keep the frame rate the same as your clips.

### Does InShot export in 4K at 60 fps?

The App Store listing says it does. InShot's pages give no steps, so look at the options on your export screen.

### Does InShot have official export instructions?

No. Its site links to contact, privacy and terms pages and to social accounts. Tutorials are on its YouTube channel.

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