autovid

Demo videos rendered by a machine.

Every video on this page was produced by an automated pipeline with no human at the keyboard. It reads a public docs page, writes a scene script, scaffolds a real app, drives a real browser and code editor, records the run, and cuts the final video. Two of them also carry a generated voice track. All examples use General Translation's public documentation.

The studio

Behind this gallery is a local studio. Paste a docs URL and an LLM writes the scene script under a strict contract: every code edit is replayed byte for byte, and the demo app it scaffolds has to install and boot before the script is accepted. Each render mints a fresh API project, runs the whole quickstart against it in a live browser and code editor, then deletes the project when the cut is done. When a voice line outlasts its scene, the picture holds its last frame until the line ends, and every finished video is probed for silence, black frames, and missing streams before it lands here.

A project in the studio: docs URL field, CREATE VIDEO button, and the finished video in its library
One field, one button: a docs URL in, a finished video out. This project's script and demo app were themselves generated from the URL.
The studio home: every docs page is a project with its render history
Every docs page is a project; renders stack up in its library.