remotion-render
Render Videos from React/Remotion Code
Also available from: inference-sh-6,inference-sh-7
Generate professional videos programmatically from React/Remotion TSX code. Pass component code, get MP4 output with full animation support including springs, sequences, and interpolation.
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Using "remotion-render". Render a video with a bouncing ball animation using spring physics
Expected outcome:
A 5-second MP4 video at 60fps showing a white ball bouncing on a purple background with realistic spring physics
Using "remotion-render". Create an animated title card with company branding
Expected outcome:
A 3-second intro video with company logo scaling in, tagline fading up, and smooth background gradient animation
Security Audit
SafeAll static findings are false positives. The detected 'external_commands' patterns are markdown code fences in documentation, not actual shell execution. The 'pipe to shell' pattern is the standard documented install method for the inference.sh CLI with SHA-256 checksum verification. Network URLs are legitimate service integrations (inference.sh, remotion.dev). The skill makes API calls to inference.sh to render videos - this is intended functionality.
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🌐 Network access (6)
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What You Can Build
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Try These Prompts
Render a video with fading text 'Hello World' on a dark background. Use 30fps, 3 seconds duration, 1920x1080 resolution.
Create a loading animation with a counter that goes from 0 to 100%. Use spring physics for smooth animation at 60fps.
Create a video with three text elements that fade in sequentially: 'First', 'Second', 'Third'. Each appears for 1 second.
Render a bar chart animation showing data values [{value: 30}, {value: 70}, {value: 50}]. Bars should animate from 0 to their values.Best Practices
- Keep animations under 10 seconds for faster rendering
- Use interpolation for smooth value transitions instead of manual frame calculations
- Test code in Remotion Studio before using in production
- Pass props for dynamic content rather than hardcoding values
Avoid
- Avoid complex 3D transformations that require additional libraries
- Do not embed large base64 images in code - use external URLs instead
- Avoid rendering extremely long videos (>60 seconds) in a single pass