Instead of scrolling a library for something close enough, describe the shot you actually need — the place, the light, the camera move — and make it. Every clip is rendered for you, with no licence to track and no watermark to remove.
Raw render, no post-production. Click the clip for sound.
The exact sequence to get from blank prompt box to a downloaded MP4.
Describe it the way an editor would brief a shooter: "overhead of a busy market at midday, slow drift".
Choose the same aspect ratio and frame rate as the project you are cutting so the clip drops in without conversion.
Quick drafts are cheap. Try three wordings, keep the one that cuts best, then render it in HD.
Save the MP4 and place it on the b-roll track. Done, with no licence paperwork.
Stock works until you need a very specific thing: a particular city at a particular hour, an unusual camera angle, a product category nobody has shot, or a scene with no visible branding. Then the search takes longer than the edit. Rendering the shot from a description skips the search entirely and gives you footage nobody else is using.
Good b-roll prompts read like a shot list: subject, setting, time of day, camera move, speed. "Slow aerial pass over a coastal road at sunrise", "macro of coffee beans tumbling into a grinder", "handheld through a crowded night market, neon signage". Each one is a single shot with a single purpose.
Leave out story. B-roll is texture under a voiceover or between talking points, so what you want is mood, movement and a clear subject.
Set the frame rate to match your timeline (24 for a film feel, 48 for smoother motion), the aspect ratio to match the delivery and the resolution to match the rest of your footage. A 720p render cuts cleanly into a 1080p timeline for short inserts; render at 1080p if the shot will run full-screen for several seconds.
Clips you render are yours to use in your projects without per-clip licence fees or attribution. Because every render is unique, you can make a dozen variations of a shot for a series and never worry about another channel using the same footage.
Hover a clip for the shot note it was rendered from. Click for sound.
Describe the exact place, time and move and that is what comes back.
No per-clip fees, no attribution lines, no watermark. Render and use.
Remote landscapes, other eras, impossible angles — all one sentence away.
Sign in, spend your two starter credits on a draft, and have a finished clip downloaded before your coffee cools.
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