The Guide Chapter 2 of 13
The platform in one page
SceneRender makes pictures, videos and music from a line of text or the photos you already have, and cuts them together in its own Editor. Six studios make things; the Editor joins them; the Library holds them; Spark (the assistant on every page) does the work for you when you ask; and outside agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor) can do the same through a door you open on your account.
| Part | What it is for | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Product Studio | A review, demo or promo of one product, scene by scene, with a presenter | Header: Product Studio |
| Ad Studio | A set of ad pictures and short ad videos from a product and a brand | Header: Ad Studio |
| Video Studio | One video clip from words, from a picture, from a first and last frame, or a longer film from pictures | Header: Video Studio |
| Clip Studio | A short multi-scene video with narration, a cast, an on-camera speaker | Header: Clip Studio |
| Image Studio (and Craft) | Pictures from words or a photo; Craft makes pieces to sell (clip art, wall art, stickers) | Header: Image Studio |
| Music Studio | Original tracks, songs in your own voice, music videos | Header: Music Studio |
| Editor | Cut, join, title, score and finish a video; transitions and the AI scene change live here | Header: Editor |
| Library | Everything the account holds, in one place, with Open in the Editor on every piece | Header: Library |
| Spark | The assistant: answers, priced proposals, jobs that run on their own | The Spark button, bottom right |
Paying for it. Most accounts spend tokens: a pack bought once, or a monthly plan that refills. Anything that makes a picture, a video or a track costs tokens, and the price is shown before it runs. An Enterprise account is different: the company's plan covers the team's work and nobody on it sees a token figure anywhere; the Enterprise page says how a deal is set up.