Remotion

🎥 Make videos programmatically with React

Translation pending

MediaTypeScript · PHPGitHub @remotion-devOnlineOwner unconfirmed

Visit project GitHub

Have you tried it? One tap is enough. No sign-in needed.

Availability: Online; 30-day uptime 97.3%
Latest code update: Oct 28; Active repository
Latest version: v4.0.539; Oct 26
Contributors: 394; Forks 5,536
License: License information
This summarizes common license conditions. Check the repository LICENSE, per-file notices, and additional terms for actual conditions.
Information shown for this project
The repository license was not identified. Failed auto-detection does not grant permission; the maker's declaration also needs separate verification.
GitHub auto-detection · main repository license
Other
SPDX unconfirmed · check the original
Repository observations do not verify all per-file terms, multiple licenses, or dependencies.
Information at the observation time · Last successful collection Oct 28, 01:19 · Last failed collection Sep 27, 06:24 (Korea time)
Check LICENSE in the repository ↗
Common license comparison
The listed licenses allow commercial use when their conditions are met. Check originals for multiple, custom, or unidentified licenses. Scroll the table horizontally on narrow screens.
Commercial use, modification/redistribution, source obligations, and key conditions of common licenses. Names link to official texts.
License · original Commercial use Modification / redistribution Source obligations Key conditions
MIT ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep copyright and permission notices in copies/substantial portions
Apache-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep license, relevant notices and NOTICE; mark modifications. Includes patent grants and termination on patent litigation
BSD-2-Clause ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep copyright, conditions and disclaimers in source or binary documentation/materials
BSD-3-Clause ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation BSD-2 terms, plus no use of copyright holder/contributor names for endorsement without permission
ISC ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep copyright and permission notices in all copies
GPL-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under GPL terms Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing Distribute under GPL; keep copyright, license and change notices. Mere aggregation is excluded
GPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under GPL terms Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing Distribute under GPL; retain notices and mark modifications. Patent terms; provide modified-version installation information for covered consumer products
LGPL-2.1 ↗ Allowed Allowed under LGPL terms Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library Apps may link under other licenses; allow library replacement/relinking and reverse engineering to debug modifications
LGPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under LGPL terms Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library Apps may link under other licenses; ensure replacement, relinking and reverse engineering for debugging modifications; provide installation information for covered products
MPL-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under MPL terms Provide source for MPL-covered files and modifications when distributing Retain MPL and notices at file level; separate files without MPL code may use other licenses
AGPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under AGPL terms Provide corresponding source when distributing; offer remote users of modified versions free source access Distribution terms similar to GPL-3.0, plus source-access instructions for network users of modified programs
Unlicense ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Dedicate copyright to the public domain; check the original and limits permitted by law
CC0-1.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Waive copyright and related rights, with fallback permission if ineffective; excludes patents and trademarks
For GPL/LGPL/AGPL, -only permits that version only; -or-later allows that or a later version. Do not infer later-version permission from a label without a version and suffix. Source obligations apply to recipients/users under the terms and do not always require publishing to the entire internet.
GitHub license detection and display guide ↗; Not identified · check the original
Listed on nomorevibe: Sep 20; Repository created June 2020

Languages

TypeScript 80%
PHP 8.5%
MDX 6.5%
JavaScript and others 5%

Updates9 in the last 30 days

All

Oct 26v4.0.539GitHub release ↗
Oct 23v4.0.538GitHub release ↗
Oct 20v4.0.537GitHub release ↗

Remotion

🎥 Make videos programmatically with React

Translation pending

MediaTypeScript · PHPGitHub @remotion-devOnlineOwner unconfirmed

Visit project GitHub

Have you tried it? One tap is enough. No sign-in needed.

Availability: Online; 30-day uptime 97.3%
Latest code update: Oct 28; Active repository
Latest version: v4.0.539; Oct 26
Contributors: 394; Forks 5,536
License: License information
This summarizes common license conditions. Check the repository LICENSE, per-file notices, and additional terms for actual conditions.
Information shown for this project
The repository license was not identified. Failed auto-detection does not grant permission; the maker's declaration also needs separate verification.
GitHub auto-detection · main repository license
Other
SPDX unconfirmed · check the original
Repository observations do not verify all per-file terms, multiple licenses, or dependencies.
Information at the observation time · Last successful collection Oct 28, 01:19 · Last failed collection Sep 27, 06:24 (Korea time)
Check LICENSE in the repository ↗
Common license comparison
The listed licenses allow commercial use when their conditions are met. Check originals for multiple, custom, or unidentified licenses. Scroll the table horizontally on narrow screens.
Commercial use, modification/redistribution, source obligations, and key conditions of common licenses. Names link to official texts.
License · original Commercial use Modification / redistribution Source obligations Key conditions
MIT ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep copyright and permission notices in copies/substantial portions
Apache-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep license, relevant notices and NOTICE; mark modifications. Includes patent grants and termination on patent litigation
BSD-2-Clause ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep copyright, conditions and disclaimers in source or binary documentation/materials
BSD-3-Clause ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation BSD-2 terms, plus no use of copyright holder/contributor names for endorsement without permission
ISC ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep copyright and permission notices in all copies
GPL-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under GPL terms Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing Distribute under GPL; keep copyright, license and change notices. Mere aggregation is excluded
GPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under GPL terms Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing Distribute under GPL; retain notices and mark modifications. Patent terms; provide modified-version installation information for covered consumer products
LGPL-2.1 ↗ Allowed Allowed under LGPL terms Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library Apps may link under other licenses; allow library replacement/relinking and reverse engineering to debug modifications
LGPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under LGPL terms Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library Apps may link under other licenses; ensure replacement, relinking and reverse engineering for debugging modifications; provide installation information for covered products
MPL-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under MPL terms Provide source for MPL-covered files and modifications when distributing Retain MPL and notices at file level; separate files without MPL code may use other licenses
AGPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under AGPL terms Provide corresponding source when distributing; offer remote users of modified versions free source access Distribution terms similar to GPL-3.0, plus source-access instructions for network users of modified programs
Unlicense ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Dedicate copyright to the public domain; check the original and limits permitted by law
CC0-1.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Waive copyright and related rights, with fallback permission if ineffective; excludes patents and trademarks
For GPL/LGPL/AGPL, -only permits that version only; -or-later allows that or a later version. Do not infer later-version permission from a label without a version and suffix. Source obligations apply to recipients/users under the terms and do not always require publishing to the entire internet.
GitHub license detection and display guide ↗; Not identified · check the original
Listed on nomorevibe: Sep 20; Repository created June 2020

Languages

TypeScript 80%
PHP 8.5%
MDX 6.5%
JavaScript and others 5%

Updates9 in the last 30 days

All

Oct 26v4.0.539GitHub release ↗
Oct 23v4.0.538GitHub release ↗
Oct 20v4.0.537GitHub release ↗

README

Make videos agentically: Turn your idea into a video using your agent.
Make videos interactively: Edit and animate like in a regular video editor.
Make videos programmatically: Leverage web technology and own your video as code.

Video Automation

Design systems: Create a library of animated assets for your organization.
Batch rendering: Render millions of videos on your own infrastructure.
Applications: Publish a simple tool or a complex video editor.

Get started

If you already have Node.JS installed, type

npx create-video@latest

to get started. Otherwise, read the installation page in the documentation.

Discover Remotion

Remotion is extensively documented over 1,200 pages.

Get Started
Making videos
- Elements
- Effects
- Transitions
- Sound Effects
- Captions
- Fonts
- Color correction
- Shapes
Rendering
Making apps
- SDK (coming soon)
- Player
- Editor Starter
- Mediabunny
Community
- Discord
- Experts
- Resources
- Contributing
- Follow us on X, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn
Commercial
- License
- Store
- About Remotion
- Showcase
Help
- Support
- Discord
- Search
- Ask AI
- GitHub Issues

Documentation

Documentation: remotion.dev/docs
API Reference: remotion.dev/api

License

Be aware of that Remotion has a special license and requires obtaining a company license in some cases. Read the LICENSE page for more information.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md to learn about contributing to this project.

Read the full README ↗

README

Loading the full README. The saved excerpt is shown below.

Video tools for the agent era. • Make videos agentically: Turn your idea into a video using your coding agent. • Make videos interactively: Edit and animate using drag and drop. • Make videos programmatically: Connect to data, and manage complexity with code. React Code is the source of truth. Switch your workflow at any point. • Design systems: Create a library of animated assets for your organization. • Batch rendering: Render millions of videos on your own infrastructure. • Applications: Publish a simple tool or a complex video editor. If you already have Node.JS installed, type

Read the full README ↗

Remotion

License information

Information shown for this project

Common license comparison

Languages

Updates9 in the last 30 days

Remotion

License information

Information shown for this project

Common license comparison

Languages

Updates9 in the last 30 days

Comments

Introduction

README

Video Automation

Get started

Discover Remotion

Documentation

License

Contributing

README

README

Video Automation

Get started

Discover Remotion

Documentation

License

Contributing

Commercial use, modification/redistribution, source obligations, and key conditions of common licenses. Names link to official texts.
License · original	Commercial use	Modification / redistribution	Source obligations	Key conditions
MIT ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in copies/substantial portions
Apache-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep license, relevant notices and NOTICE; mark modifications. Includes patent grants and termination on patent litigation
BSD-2-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright, conditions and disclaimers in source or binary documentation/materials
BSD-3-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	BSD-2 terms, plus no use of copyright holder/contributor names for endorsement without permission
ISC ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in all copies
GPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; keep copyright, license and change notices. Mere aggregation is excluded
GPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; retain notices and mark modifications. Patent terms; provide modified-version installation information for covered consumer products
LGPL-2.1 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; allow library replacement/relinking and reverse engineering to debug modifications
LGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; ensure replacement, relinking and reverse engineering for debugging modifications; provide installation information for covered products
MPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under MPL terms	Provide source for MPL-covered files and modifications when distributing	Retain MPL and notices at file level; separate files without MPL code may use other licenses
AGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under AGPL terms	Provide corresponding source when distributing; offer remote users of modified versions free source access	Distribution terms similar to GPL-3.0, plus source-access instructions for network users of modified programs
Unlicense ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Dedicate copyright to the public domain; check the original and limits permitted by law
CC0-1.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Waive copyright and related rights, with fallback permission if ineffective; excludes patents and trademarks

Commercial use, modification/redistribution, source obligations, and key conditions of common licenses. Names link to official texts.
License · original	Commercial use	Modification / redistribution	Source obligations	Key conditions
MIT ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in copies/substantial portions
Apache-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep license, relevant notices and NOTICE; mark modifications. Includes patent grants and termination on patent litigation
BSD-2-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright, conditions and disclaimers in source or binary documentation/materials
BSD-3-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	BSD-2 terms, plus no use of copyright holder/contributor names for endorsement without permission
ISC ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in all copies
GPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; keep copyright, license and change notices. Mere aggregation is excluded
GPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; retain notices and mark modifications. Patent terms; provide modified-version installation information for covered consumer products
LGPL-2.1 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; allow library replacement/relinking and reverse engineering to debug modifications
LGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; ensure replacement, relinking and reverse engineering for debugging modifications; provide installation information for covered products
MPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under MPL terms	Provide source for MPL-covered files and modifications when distributing	Retain MPL and notices at file level; separate files without MPL code may use other licenses
AGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under AGPL terms	Provide corresponding source when distributing; offer remote users of modified versions free source access	Distribution terms similar to GPL-3.0, plus source-access instructions for network users of modified programs
Unlicense ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Dedicate copyright to the public domain; check the original and limits permitted by law
CC0-1.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Waive copyright and related rights, with fallback permission if ineffective; excludes patents and trademarks

Remotion

Languages

Updates9 in the last 30 days

Trending in Media

Remotion

Languages

Updates9 in the last 30 days

Trending in Media

Comments

Introduction

README

Video Automation

Get started

Discover Remotion

Documentation

License

Contributing

README

README

Video Automation

Get started

Discover Remotion

Documentation

License

Contributing