Newbie-Size of video for export

I'm trying to finish my video. The problem is that after I exported it and made it into a video, the final product is too small. I was wondering if there are any settings to change the output size of my video so that people can see the details of the clip. Thanks in advance.

Small as in dimensions.
I've already tried several output dimensions:
     2000x1230 with 1.333 pixel rate/size (whatever that's called)
     1920x1080 w/ 1.333 pixel size
     1440x1080 with 1.00 pixel.
The video/final product comes out small, about 4-5 inches wide and 3-4 inches length and the details of the video can't be seen, which really defeats the purpose of making it.
I want to know if there's something I can adjust to make the video a decent size, preferable 7-9 inches wide or something like that, if you catch my drift.

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