Make your video in hours, not weeks
AI was supposed to make it easy to build what you imagine. Instead it gave you one more thing to learn.
Your script is in one app. Your pictures are in another. Your video is in a third. Your voice is somewhere else. You are not making a video. You are moving files between apps that do not talk to each other.
Copy the script. Write a prompt for every shot. Download. Upload again. Rename everything. The afternoon is gone.
Your character has a different face in every shot. The colors keep changing. Fixing it means paying twice.
A folder of clips in no order, no timing, no script. They rebuild it all by hand.
Six tools in one place. Nothing to export. Nothing to upload twice. Nothing to keep in sync yourself.
Give it an idea, a script, or a voice recording. It writes the script and breaks it into scenes in about 90 seconds.
Make a person or a place once. Tag it with @Name. Every shot that mentions it looks the same.
Pick one look for the whole video. Change it once instead of thirty times.
Turn any picture into a moving clip. Keep writing while it works in the background.
Record your voice, copy your voice, or pick one of ours. rendr matches it to the video word by word.
Watch the whole video play. Then send it out as an MP4, or straight into Premiere or DaVinci.
Give rendr an idea, a script, or a voice recording. It writes the script, splits it into scenes, and makes a picture for each one. You stay in one place and just say what you want.
1 · Wide, kiosk
2 · She waits
3 · Close, eyes
4 · Over shoulderRain has stopped. The street is still wet enough to hold every sign twice. A kiosk throws steam into the cold, and the light off it is the only warm thing for a block.
She waits at the counter, hands in her pockets, collar up. Traffic slides past behind her without slowing. She does not look at it.
Close: the neon catches in her eyes. Whatever she came here to decide, she has decided.
Over her shoulder the counter glows, and the steam takes the shape of the light before it goes.
SC 1SC 2SC 3Make a person once and tag them @Character. Make a place once and tag it @Location. Pick one look for the whole video and every shot uses it. You stop having to check every single time.
Watch your whole video play start to finish. Then send it out as an MP4, or open it in Premiere or DaVinci with everything already in order. Clients leave notes right on the scene.
SC 1SC 2SC 3SC 4Here is the bill for doing this with separate apps, next to the bill for doing it here.
Script, scenes, pictures, video, voice, notes and exporting. All of it, one price.
Every plan buys credits at the same price: 4 cents each. You only spend them on shots you keep. Every account starts with 50 free.
One line about your idea, a finished script (paste it or upload a Word file), or a voice recording. If you give it a recording, rendr turns the audio into a script and keeps the timing matched to it. A podcast clip or a rough voice note is enough to start.
Your script, with every scene marked in the text. A picture for each scene. Video clips made from those pictures. A voice track matched word by word. And the whole thing plays start to finish. Send it out as an MP4, or open it in Premiere or DaVinci with everything in order.
Yes. Make a person or a place once and tag it with @Name. Every shot that mentions it gets the same reference. You also pick one look for the whole video, so the colors and style stay the same. You set it once instead of checking every shot.
One credit is about 4 cents. Splitting a scene costs 1 credit. A picture costs about 8. A five second clip costs about 30. You pay for what you make instead of a flat monthly seat fee. New accounts get 50 free credits, and you can always see your balance and what you spent it on.
Yes. That is the whole point. Your video opens in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve with the scene order and timing already correct, and the files download in a zip. Or stay in rendr: redo one scene, swap a picture, fix the voice, and send it out again.
No. rendr writes the prompts from your script. You can edit any of them if you want more control. There are no wires to connect and no writing the same thing over and over. rendr keeps everything looking the same so you can focus on the video.
Share it by email and your teammates land in the same script. They can leave notes right on the text, you can see each other working live, and every save is kept so you can go back.
You do. You keep the rights to your scripts, your prompts, your uploads, and (as far as the law allows) the pictures and video you make. Read the Terms and the Acceptable Use Policy for the details, including making sure you have permission before you publish.
Start a video, paste a script, watch the scenes appear. Fifty free credits are already waiting.
