Generate scene videos

Choose how much of the song to render, compare takes, and retry failed scenes without paying twice.

Generating video animates your planned scenes into clips in the video tier you chose at setup. It is the most expensive step, so Studio lets you render part of the song first.

Render part of the song first

Press Generate Videos in the header.
In How much of the song?, pick a part — such as Best part or Full song. One option is marked Recommended, and each shows its cost.
To render a custom range, drag the edges of the highlighted part on the waveform — it becomes your Custom part.
Press Generate video. The price is re-checked before you're charged ("Updating price…").

Choosing how much of the song to render, with the cost of each part

If your balance doesn't cover the part you picked, Studio says so and offers Top Up Credits (or Upgrade Plan on the free plan) — or pick a shorter part.

Video tiers

Tier	What you get	Plans
Budget	Good motion and lip-sync at the lowest cost	All plans
Signature	Better motion and lip-sync	Pro and up
Premium	The sharpest frames, faces and motion	Ultra and up

Each tier's rate is shown in credits per second of video at setup. See current plans on Pricing.

Review clips and switch takes

On the Video stage, each card shows its clip. Use the Frame / Video tabs to compare the still with the animation.

Versions lists every take of a scene. Switching between them is free and instant — pick one and press Use this clip.
Regenerate video makes a new take; a cost estimate appears first and warns that the current clip will be replaced.
Download Scenes saves every scene clip as one zip (paid plans or a Download Pass).

Switching a scene between Frame and Video, and opening its Versions

When a scene fails

Failed scenes are refunded automatically — the card shows Credits refunded. Use Retry on the scene, or Retry N Failed Videos to retry them all.
Sometimes a video provider flags a song's audio. Studio retries on its own and shows "Retry 1 of N — the provider flagged your song's audio". If it still fails, you get a normal failure with a refund.
Leaving the page doesn't stop a render. Come back later rather than starting again — starting again would charge twice.

Spending limits

Each project has a spending cap — a safety ceiling, separate from your balance. When it's reached, a Cap reached badge appears and adding credits won't raise it; on paid plans, use Adjust to set a new ceiling.
A Run budget reached message means a single run hit its own limit. Start a new run or contact support.