4 · Render
Combine the voiceover, the scenes and your styling into one publish-ready MP4.
The Render screen, Render video, turns a project into a finished file. It runs on our servers, so you can close the page while it works.
Source
The Project dropdown lists only projects with a finished script, a completed voiceover and completed visuals — if yours is missing, one of those is not done. Where a project has more than one set of results, pick which Visuals run and which Voiceover to use.
Render settings
There are no named templates; the look of the video comes from these settings, which you save as a preset.
- Frame rate — 24, 25 or 30 fps.
- Resolution — 720p or 1080p. 1080p costs more, and the control says by how much.
- Image motion — Off, a slow Zoom/pan on stills, or Reveal.
- Transition — crossfade length between scenes, and which transitions to draw from.
Below them, five switchable sections: Subtitles, Text overlay, Image overlay, Effect overlay and Music. Each is off until you turn it on.
Subtitles
Turn on Subtitles to burn captions in, timed from the voiceover's word timings. If the selected voiceover has no subtitle file, the switch is disabled and says so.
- Font — family, weight, italic and colour.
- Size — a slider in reference pixels, with the sample strip showing Actual size or Fit.
- Styling — Outline and Shadow thickness.
- Effect — None, Color change, Hormozi emphasis, Highlight pill, Pop or Word fade in. Styles that highlight a word take a highlight colour; Word fade in adds a Fade time.
Subtitle placement is handled by the renderer and is not a setting.
Music and overlays
Music plays a track from the start of the video. Use Upload Music or Use Existing Music to choose one — tracks are your own uploads, there is no built-in library — then set Volume and, for a track shorter than the video, Loop music. The overlay sections take an uploaded image, text or looping video effect laid over the whole render.
Running it and getting the file
Render video opens Confirm Render, which shows the duration, the output settings, an optional Duration limit (seconds, optional) for a test cut, and the Estimated cost. Plans with a daily render allowance show how much of it is left; 1080p counts double against it, and past the allowance a render bills credits. You can have one render in progress at a time.
Progress shows on the page, but leaving is safe. When it finishes you get a preview, Download video, and Render Again if you want another pass. The MP4 also appears in Latest renders at the bottom of the page and in the project's Renders section on the Projects page, with its resolution, frame rate, duration and size — kept for the number of days the page states, so download anything you want to keep.
Save the settings as a render preset and set it as the channel default. Next: Description & publish.