KMPROJECT KINE
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Convert KMPROJECT to KINE

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Is it possible to convert KMPROJECT to KINE?
Yes - KMPROJECT converts to KINE.

In KineMaster, tap the menu next to your project and choose "Export to .kine file," then pick a save location. A .kmproject only references your assets, while the .kine file packs the project plus all media so it can move between devices.

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Last verified Oct 2026

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Why convert KMPROJECT to KINE?

A .kmproject is just the timeline/reference data and breaks if the linked videos, images, or audio go missing. A .kine file is KineMaster's portable bundle that embeds every asset, which is why people create one to back up a project or continue editing it on another phone.

How to convert KMPROJECT to KINE

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • A .kine file can be large because it embeds all source media, unlike the lightweight .kmproject reference file.
  • This keeps the project fully editable - it is not a finished video. To get a playable file you would render to MP4 instead.
  • Older KineMaster versions may not support .kine import/export, so both devices need a recent build.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between .kmproject and .kine?
.kmproject only references your assets and fails if they move; .kine embeds all media so the project is self-contained.
Can I open a .kine on another phone?
Yes - that is its purpose. Transfer the .kine and import it in KineMaster on the second device.
Is a .kine a video I can watch?
No. It is an editable project bundle. Export to MP4 for a playable video.
Where does the .kine get saved?
To whatever location you pick in the export dialog.