
Video and image workspace for commerce...
An ad clip usually starts with references, then a choice of model. Renoise keeps images, video, and audio on one canvas, and the generated clip can be trimmed in place. A speaking character can use the model with lip sync, and another model can include sound in the clip. Real people are blocked by default until a one-time authorization review, and public figures and minors are not allowed. The chat assistant writes the shot prompt and shows credits first, and generation waits for confirmation. It fits commerce and media-buying teams making clips of a few seconds up to around fifteen seconds.
Renoise is a video and image workspace for commerce, ads, and creators. The official notes say you switch among integrated video models on one canvas, and that Renoise does not train those models. You can upload image, video, and audio references, animate a photo as the first frame, and trim the clip inside the product. Real faces are blocked by default until an authorization review. A chat assistant drafts the shot prompt and a credit estimate, and nothing runs until you confirm. Access is a credit subscription.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Switch models on one canvas
Switch among integrated video models on one canvas. The official notes say Renoise does not train those models.
Image, video, and audio references
A shot can take image, video, and audio references, or a still photo can be the first frame of a video.
Trim inside the product
Generated clips can be trimmed inside Renoise, so cutting the head or tail does not require another tool.
Authorized-face review
Real faces are blocked by default and require a one-time authorization review. Public figures and minors are not permitted.
Confirm before spending credits
The chat assistant first shows the shot prompt, the chosen model, and the credit estimate, and generation starts only after you confirm.
Sellers making a product demo
An operator uploads the product image and references, picks a model on the canvas, confirms the credits, and generates a product demo.
Media buyers testing a speaking shot
A buyer picks the lip-sync model so a character speaks to the audio, then trims the extra length inside the product.
Using a face you are allowed to show
When a real person must appear, complete the authorization review first, then use that face. A public figure cannot be uploaded directly.
The official notes say video models are integrated and switched on one canvas, and that Renoise does not train them. You pick by lip sync, whether sound is included, and what references the model accepts. A photo can be the first frame, and the clip can be trimmed in product. It also says it is not a standalone music or voice tool.
Not by default. Models block real faces until a one-time FacePass review confirms you may use that likeness. Public figures and minors are not allowed. Do not send a real photo to generation before the review. Products and fictional characters do not go through that face review.
It does not spend on its own. The assistant expands one line into a prompt with camera, timing, and sound, and it picks a model, but each step shows a credit estimate and waits for confirmation. It can make an anchor image first, then video and sound from that image. It does not cut separate clips together; multi-shot work is planned into a single generation.
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