Render
The process of turning a composition into final output frames and encoding them into a video file.
Rendering is the act of computing each final frame of a composition and encoding the sequence into a deliverable video file such as an MP4. It's distinct from previewing, which plays the composition live for review.
In GenMotion, rendering happens on a headless worker that drives the same deterministic runtime as the browser preview, then encodes the frames with ffmpeg. Because both surfaces share one runtime, the rendered MP4 is pixel-identical to what you previewed.
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Rendering is computing each final frame of a composition and encoding the sequence into a deliverable file such as an MP4. It's distinct from previewing, which plays the composition live for review.
Rendering runs the same deterministic runtime as the browser preview and then encodes the frames with ffmpeg, so the resulting MP4 is pixel-identical to what you previewed.