Editor · April 9, 2026

Rendering & Sharing

How AVS exports projects, handles local and cloud rendering, supports presets and subtitles, and turns renders into shareable or embeddable review links.

Updated April 9, 2026

Render modes

The render dialog supports two execution paths:

  • Local render
  • Server render

Local rendering is the default editing-centric path in the UI and includes segment splitting plus worker controls.

Export controls

The current export surface includes:

  • Format selection
  • Quality selection
  • FPS selection
  • Resolution scale selection
  • Optional range render
  • Parallel worker selection for local rendering
  • Render preset selection

Formats and presets

The render dialog currently models:

  • MP4
  • WebM
  • GIF

Built-in presets include:

  • Master
  • YouTube
  • Shorts / Reels
  • Fast draft

These presets are shortcuts for common delivery combinations rather than separate workflows.

Local rendering details

The local pipeline includes:

  • Timeline splitting into segments
  • Parallel worker recommendations
  • Segment progress trace UI
  • ETA display
  • Local upload support after render when needed

This is useful for quick proofing and for avoiding unnecessary backend dependence during active editing.

Subtitle export

The render dialog also prepares subtitle outputs from project data.

The current code path supports:

  • building subtitle cues
  • exporting SRT
  • exporting VTT

If your workflow needs caption deliverables, AVS already models them as export outputs alongside video, not as a separate tool.

After export, AVS can create shared video links with two permission models:

  • Public
  • Org only

The resulting share object tracks the token, URL, and permission.

The /app/shared page lets users:

  • list all shared links
  • preview shared videos when a preview URL is available
  • copy viewer links
  • open links directly
  • delete links
  • inspect where the hosted asset lives

This page is useful once teams accumulate multiple review exports.

Shared player page

The dedicated shared page on /shared/[token] supports:

  • playback in a branded viewer
  • permission-aware access
  • OG image generation
  • public embed URL usage

For public links, AVS also exposes:

  • iframe embed code
  • email-friendly HTML embed markup

Sharing guidance

Use Org only when the exported video is meant for authenticated internal review.

Use Public when you need:

  • a broadly accessible link
  • an embeddable player
  • email or external site embedding

Do not treat a shared link as a workspace replacement. Shared links are delivery artifacts, not collaborative editing sessions.

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