What you get

The anatomy of
a finished episode.

Every render produces a complete, structured episode — not a clip you still have to edit. Here's what's inside a typical 8-minute production.

Minute by minute.
The structure adapts to your settings (length, host count, sections on/off) — this is the default 3-host, ~8 minute format.
0:00

Cold open

Your spoken opener line and logo card, then the hook — the strongest moment of the story, up front.

0:25

Intro & topic list

Your intro clip (if set), then the hosts lay out what the episode covers, with an on-screen topic list.

0:55

The story, in chapters

Multi-host discussion grounded in your evidence. Visuals — your clips, documents, and generated imagery — are timed to the narration. On-screen chapter markers track progress.

~4:00

Promo break

A short branded break for your newsletter or site (optional, from your settings), then back to the story.

~7:00

Recap

The hosts pull the threads together — what's established, what's disputed, what's next.

~7:40

Outro

Closing lines, your outro clip, subscribe prompt. Watermark in the corner on free-plan renders only.

Everything that comes with a render.
One episode render produces the video plus the assets you need to publish it properly.

Master video file

The full episode in MP4, rendered in the cloud, ready to upload anywhere.

Full script

The final speaker-labeled script, matching the rendered audio line for line.

YouTube metadata

Generated title options, description, tags, and chapter timestamps.

Chapters

Chapter markers embedded in the description and shown on-screen during the episode.

Your branding

Logo card, intro/outro, watermark and opener applied consistently on every episode.

Re-render rights

Spot a mistake after watching? Fix the line and re-render the affected section.

Judge the output yourself.

Render your first full episode free — watermarked, but complete.

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