A finished film appears on the film page with a player. From there you have four exits: download the file, take it into Cinema Studio, share it on The Wall, or leave it in the Library and come back later. This guide covers each exit, what format you get, and where every intermediate asset lives.
Download
The MP4 is 1080p H.264 with stereo AAC audio, ready for YouTube, Instagram and messaging apps without conversion. The aspect ratio is the one you chose in the wizard; produce a second film in 9:16 for vertical platforms rather than cropping, because the director frames scenes for the ratio it is given and a crop cuts characters out of the frame. Downloads are free; the file was paid for when it was produced.
Cinema Studio
Press Edit in Cinema Studio to drop the film onto a multi-track timeline. Join several films into one long cut, add titles, trim frames, layer extra audio, add transitions and render at 720p, 1080p or 4K. This is the place for anything the one-screen flow does not do: an intro card, a logo at the end, two stories back to back, a different music track. A Cinema render is a separate, small operation listed in the cost table.
A practical pattern for longer pieces: produce chapters as separate story films (the same cast can be reused across them), then join them in Cinema Studio with titles between chapters. Each chapter stays independently editable.
The Wall
Open the Library, find the film and switch on sharing. It appears on The Wall, the public showcase, with your name and a link. Turn sharing off at any time and the film disappears from The Wall; the file itself stays in your Library. Sharing is per film, so a test version can stay private while the finished one is public.
Library
Every generated image, cast sheet, keyframe, clip and final film is stored in the Library with its prompt. Filter by type, preview, download or delete. The Library is also how assets are reused: a clip produced for one film can be placed in another without paying again, and a cast sheet stays attached to its character for the next film. Your plan sets your storage; the pricing page lists the limit per plan.
The intermediate assets are worth keeping. The keyframe next to each clip shows what the video model was asked to animate, which makes it easy to tell whether a problem came from the composition or from the motion. Deleting a film does not delete the characters saved from it.
Job queue
The strip at the bottom of Film Studio lists running and finished jobs. Click a finished thumbnail to watch or view it full size without leaving the page. Jobs keep running when you close the tab; come back and the strip shows what finished. A job that failed on our side is refunded to the wallet automatically, and the film is finished with the remaining scenes so you can regenerate the failed one afterwards. For a story film, the strip is also the quickest way to see which stage is running: cast, keyframes, clips, voices or the final edit.
Ownership and privacy
You own your uploads and your outputs, and your content is not used to train models. A film is private unless you switch on sharing. The Wall shows only what you chose to share, with your name and a link.
Which exit for which purpose
- Posting the film as it is: Download, then upload to the platform.
- Adding titles, joining chapters, changing music, rendering 4K: Cinema Studio.
- Showing it publicly with a link: The Wall.
- Coming back next week to regenerate a scene: leave it in the Library; the film page keeps every scene card editable.
Frequently asked
What format is the download? MP4, 1080p, H.264 video with stereo AAC audio, in the aspect ratio chosen in the wizard.
Can I get a vertical version of a widescreen film? Produce a second film from the same text with 9:16 selected; the director frames scenes for that ratio. The cast can be reused.
Can I render above 1080p? Yes, in Cinema Studio, which renders at 720p, 1080p or 4K.
Who can see my film? Only you, unless you switch on sharing in the Library; then it appears on The Wall until you switch sharing off.