Size of my clip

I don´t know how can i ask.
I want to put my clip in 50 x 50 instead of 720 x 480 and then export it to put it into my web.
how could i do it?

When you export via QUICKTIME CONVERSION, you click on the OPTIONS button and see all sorts of things like Video compression, audio compression and the like. Under Video Compression there is a button for size. That is where you set the size you want to export.

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