How to Convert AEP to MP4 with Adobe After Effects

Since the AEP file is just a project file generated by Adobe After Effects, there is no third-party software that is able of recognize AEP project files. Next, let’s go to how to convert AEP file to MP4.

Step 1: After Effects is the only AEP to MP4 converter. Launch After Effects and double click to import your .aep file into it.

Step 2: Now, click “New Composition” under the Composition tab. You can adjust composition settings at this time like composition name, frame rate, resolution, etc.

Step 3: Copy all the files from your project and paste that in the new composition. And then click “Add to Adobe Media Encoder Queue” under Composition table.

Step 4: Adobe Media Encoder will run automatically, you need to select “H264” on the right list. You can also set the name and path for your output file.

Step 5: When all settings are done, click on the green button (Start Queue/Return) to start to convert AEP to MP4.

This is AE itself as the AEP converter to convert AEP to MP4, do you get it?

Warming tips: Since June 17, 2013 (AE CC 12.0 was released), AE has removed H.264, MPEG-2, and WMV formats from the default state of the After Effects render queue. In general, you should use Adobe Media Encoder to create output in these formats that have been deprecated from the After Effects render queue.

Adobe After Effects (also known as AE) can help you create numerous compelling dynamic graphics and stunning visual effects with high efficiency and precision. And the AEP file is the video editing project created by Adobe After Effects. AEP files contain the video synthesis, including audio, video clips, images timelines, and various visual effects that can be applied to the movie. AEP format files are used to create videos with professional quality.

The AEP file is the main file type for the video editing project in After Effects, and the other is AEPX. AEP files are usually stored in binary format while AEPX is a text-based XML project file.