Glossary
The words used by Video in plain language: spec, template, starter, scene, layer, keyframe, component, theme, collection, snippet, chapter, render and more.
Brand. One of three looks (Geenius, Nabcloud, Wundaly) a video can wear.
Chapter. A scene with a chapter marker starts a chapter. Chapters export as YouTube chapter lines and can be split into separate videos.
Collection. A named, ordered set of videos.
Component. A named scene made from params: params in, one ordinary scene out.
Draft. A video that has not been rendered since its last edit.
Imported film. A finished MP4 kept as a reference. Never rendered or changed.
Keyframe. A value at a time on a layer, with an easing.
Layer. A piece of a scene: text, shape, picture, device frame, group or mask.
Lint. The quality bar: plain-words warnings about a scene video.
Look. The theme of a video or a scene.
Render. Making the MP4 in your browser.
Scene. A stretch of the video with a duration, a transition, a background and layers.
Snippet. A group of scenes kept for reuse.
Spec. The data that describes a video. A template's spec has a schema.
Starter. A whole video made from components with a few params.
Template. A typed spec with a schema, a form and a valid sample.
Theme. A named token set from a design round.
Track. A sound on the video's timeline.
UI kit. Animatable app screens drawn from data.