Your film: watch, download, refine

#The page

The player takes the left of the page. Under it, a label says how the take you are watching was made (768p · Cinematic · Lip sync off), then its title and a line about it. Beside it sits a column of actions:

#The player

The film streams in the page, adapting to your connection. A Playback quality menu at the top right of the picture lets you pin a size (1080p, 720p and so on) or choose Original to play the master file itself; Auto shows what is currently playing. Click the picture to play or pause; double-click it, press F or use the corner button for full screen; on a phone the native player takes over. Nothing loads until you press play, so opening a project does not eat bandwidth.

#Download and licence

Download full quality saves the MP4, named after your project (with the take number when there are several). It is the same file the streaming versions were made from: full length, up to 1080p, with your original audio and no watermark. Every film you generate comes with a commercial licence, so it can be the official video for the song on YouTube, streaming platforms and social media. For a 4K file, or the stems, stills and clips behind the film, see 4K & creator pack.

#Film takes

Every completed film is kept. When a project has more than one, a row of takes appears under the player; each can be played, downloaded, shared and upscaled on its own. Takes made from the chat carry the name of their change ("Take 4 · No dissolves"), and a short cut shows its length ("Take 5 · Chorus cut · 0:34"). Continue from this take marks the take your next change starts from; a ✓ shows which one that is.

#Scenes in film mode

The strip under the player is the same storyboard. A Storyboard / Clips switch in front of the scene count shows either the stills or each scene's motion take. All the scene tools are here, plus Retake video: a new motion take from the same frame, with an optional note such as "slower camera" or "let the light flicker", priced by the second at the film's quality. After you retake or edit an image, the button reads Create video until the scene has a clip that matches its new frame; the film never uses motion shot from a stale frame.

#Regenerate with changes

Change anything (a story, an image, a video take, the selected take) and the film button becomes Regenerate film with changes: "Retake any scene, then regenerate your film. Reused images and clips won't cost extra credits." The confirmation counts only what is new: scenes you did not touch reuse their clips at no charge, and only the new motion and the render are quoted (Plans and credits). Until the new film finishes, the player keeps the last completed one. Changes that are easier to say than to click (a faster chorus, no flashes, an ending) go through the chat instead.

#If a scene failed

A film stops at scenes whose motion could not be made. The page says Your film stopped at these scenes with a link to each. Open the scene: it explains what failed and offers the tool to fix it. Then regenerate; the clips that succeeded are reused.