.mov to h.264 not keeping original size

I have a .mov that is 3840x2160 and that's what it should be. I need to convert it to h.264 and keep the 3840x2160. I have tried several things and it always renders to 1920 x 1080. How do I get it to render to the 3840x2160?
Thanks

What would those "several things" be that you've already tried?
It wouldn't hurt to know something about the project, your machine, and other things, either:
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