Features · Render
An MP4, made in your browser.
The preview and the render are the same drawing, so what you saw is what you get.
No upload, no queue.
The render runs on your machine. Video draws each frame, encodes them to H.264 with WebCodecs, mixes the sound and gives you the file. Save it to Geenius OS Media if you want it there, with its poster.
- MP4 (H.264), with one AAC audio track when there is sound
- 1080p, 720p, square, vertical
- A current Chrome, Edge or Safari
Limits, in plain words
What a render can do.
- Pre-betaUp to four minutes in one pass
A longer video is made as chapters and split, one video per chapter, rendered one by one.
- Pre-betaYour machine does the work
A long or large render takes the time it takes on your device. The app does not render on a server.
- Not offeredAgents cannot render
Rendering needs a browser and a person. Your AI drafts and gives you a link.
Questions
About rendering.
How long can a video be?
A scene video can have up to 300 scenes and 30 minutes. One render pass covers up to four minutes, so longer films are made as chapters, split into one video per chapter and rendered one by one.
Where does rendering happen?
In your browser, with WebCodecs. The file is made on your machine and nothing is uploaded unless you save it to Geenius OS Media. There is no render queue and no render minutes to buy.
Which file do I get?
An MP4 (H.264), with one AAC audio track when the video has sound, at 1080p, 720p, square or vertical.
Which browsers work?
A current Chrome, Edge or Safari with WebCodecs. If your browser lacks an H.264 encoder, the render cannot start.
Can my AI render the video?
No. Rendering needs a browser and a person. Your AI drafts the video and gives you a link; you open it, watch the preview and press Render.