# Revideo — Code-Driven Video Editor

> Create and edit videos with code. MIT-licensed alternative to Remotion with API-driven rendering and dynamic inputs. Forked from Motion Canvas.

## Install

Save as a script file and run:

## Quick Use

```bash
npm create revideo@latest
cd my-project
npm start
# Open http://localhost:9000
```

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## Intro

Revideo is an open-source framework for creating videos programmatically — define scenes, animations, and transitions in TypeScript, preview in real-time, and render to video. Forked from Motion Canvas with a focus on API-driven rendering and dynamic content injection. MIT-licensed (unlike Remotion's company license). 3,700+ GitHub stars.

**Best for**: Developers wanting an MIT-licensed programmatic video tool, API-driven video rendering
**Works with**: TypeScript, Node.js

Part of the [Video AI Toolkit](https://tokrepo.com/en/workflows/c13f8a88-c947-47b6-9364-5f1a43e5b3ea) collection.

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## Features

- **TypeScript-first**: Define videos entirely in code
- **Real-time preview**: See changes instantly in the browser editor
- **API rendering**: Trigger renders via API with dynamic parameters
- **Scene system**: Compose videos from reusable scene components
- **MIT license**: No commercial restrictions

### FAQ

**Q: How is Revideo different from Remotion?**
A: Revideo is MIT-licensed (Remotion requires a company license for commercial use), uses a scene-based architecture instead of React components, and provides a built-in visual editor.

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## Source & Thanks

> Created by [redotvideo](https://github.com/redotvideo). Licensed under MIT.
> [revideo](https://github.com/redotvideo/revideo) — ⭐ 3,700+

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Source: https://tokrepo.com/en/workflows/d6468cb8-dd54-40fe-8fe1-513d2e8a8b31
Author: Script Depot