Point it at a codebase and your own coding agent plans, builds and renders the video on your computer. Or give it a website and get a narrated walkthrough of it. Every version lands here.
Everything runs on your machine: your agent does the work and your computer renders it, so nothing is charged to the workspace.
How it works
Create a film. Name it, point it at a codebase, and pick a size and length.
Run the command. Paste it into your terminal. Your agent takes it from there.
Review the result. Play, download or save each new version to Raster.
Examples
Real inputs, and what comes back from each of them.
- You ask
Make a 30 second launch video for our new checkout. Show the old flow first, then the new one-tap button.
You getA storyboard to approve, then a video built from the real checkout screens.
- You ask
Make a 9:16 version of this for Instagram.
You getA vertical copy, with any scene that only works wide called out.
Use cases
- Announce a feature
- A short video built from the product’s own screens, fonts and colors.
- Ask for changes
- Say what to change and run it again from the latest version.
- Cut it for social
- Vertical, square or portrait, rearranged for the new size.
At a glance
- Made by
- Your coding agent, on your computer
- Needs
- A coding agent and Node
- Sizes
- Landscape, vertical, square or portrait
- Keeps
- Every version, with its source files