Deploy Remotion Studio as static site
available from v4.0.97
You can deploy the Remotion Studio as a static site, for example to Vercel or Netlify.
Server-side rendering will not be available, but if you enable client-side rendering, you can render videos directly in the browser.
The deployed URL may also be used as a Serve URL to pass to rendering APIs.
Make sure you are on at least v4.0.97 to use this feature - use npx remotion upgrade to upgrade.
Export the Remotion Studio as a static site
To export the Remotion Studio as a static site, run the remotion bundle command:
npx remotion bundleThe output will be in the build folder.
We recommend to add build to your .gitignore file. The command will offer to do it for you when you run it.
Deploy to Vercel
To deploy to Vercel, connect your repository to Vercel.
In the "Build and Output" settings, enable "OVERRIDE" and set the following:
- Build Command:
bunx remotion bundle - Output Directory:
build - Installation Command: Leave default
Using bunx as a script runner is slightly faster than using npx.
Deploy to Netlify
Connect your repository to Netlify.
- Base directory: Leave default
- Build command:
npx remotion bundle - Publish directory:
build - Functions directory: Leave default
Deploy to GitHub Pages
Create the following file in your repo:.github/workflows/deploy-studio.ymlname: Deploy Remotion studio on: workflow_dispatch: push: branches: - 'main' permissions: contents: write jobs: render: name: Render video runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - name: Checkout uses: actions/checkout@main - name: install packages run: npm i - name: Bundle Studio run: npx remotion bundle --public-path="./" - name: Deploy Studio uses: JamesIves/github-pages-deploy-action@v4 with: folder: build
The above code will deploy the bundled Remotion Studio to a branch gh-pages.
The --public-path flag for npx remotion bundle is available only from remotion version 4.0.127
In the Branch section, select the
gh-pages branch and click save.
Rendering from a URL
The deployed URL is a Serve URL can also be used to render a video:
If you open a deployed Studio in read-only mode, you can open the Render modal and click Copy command to get the CLI command for the current settings.
- CLI
- Node.js/Bun
- Lambda
- Cloud Run
Minimal example:
npx remotion render https://remotion-helloworld.vercel.appSpecify "HelloWorld" composition ID and input props:
npx remotion render https://remotion-helloworld.vercel.app HelloWorld --props '{"titleText":"Hello World"}'render.mjsconstinputProps = {titleText : 'Hello World', }; constserveUrl = 'https://remotion-helloworld.vercel.app'; constcomposition = awaitselectComposition ({serveUrl ,id : 'HelloWorld',inputProps , }); awaitrenderMedia ({composition ,serveUrl ,codec : 'h264',inputProps , });
Refer to renderMedia() to see all available options.
CLInpx remotion lambda render https://remotion-helloworld.vercel.app HelloWorld --props '{"titleText":"Hello World"}'
Node.js/Bunimport {renderMediaOnLambda } from '@remotion/lambda/client'; const {bucketName ,renderId } = awaitrenderMediaOnLambda ({region : 'us-east-1',functionName : 'remotion-render-bds9aab',composition : 'HelloWorld',serveUrl : 'https://remotion-helloworld.vercel.app',codec : 'h264',inputProps : {titleText : 'Hello World', }, });
You need to complete the Remotion Lambda Setup first.
CLInpx remotion cloudrun render https://remotion-helloworld.vercel.app HelloWorld --props '{"titleText":"Hello World"}'
Node.js/Bunimport {renderMediaOnCloudrun } from '@remotion/cloudrun/client'; constresult = awaitrenderMediaOnCloudrun ({region : 'us-east1',serviceName : 'remotion-render-bds9aab',composition : 'HelloWorld',serveUrl : 'https://remotion-helloworld.vercel.app',codec : 'h264',inputProps : {titleText : 'Hello World!', }, }); if (result .type === 'success') {console .log (result .bucketName );console .log (result .renderId ); }
You need to complete the Remotion Cloud Run Setup first.