Drafts versus final output
They are the same button, different quality
RenderSplash does not have a separate "draft mode" switch. A draft is simply the Draft option in the Quality pill, the same pill you use to pick HD, Full HD, or 4K. What changes is the resolution, the watermark, and the credit cost.
What a draft is for
Draft renders at 360p, carries a watermark, and costs 5 credits, half a finished HD video. It is not meant to hand to a customer. It is meant for you: a cheap, fast way to check whether an angle, a lighting choice, or a set of renders is going to produce the video you want, before you spend 10 credits finding out.
If a draft comes back wrong, change what you uploaded or your Lighting choice and try another draft. At 5 credits each, two drafts cost what one finished HD video does.
What "final" means here
There is no separate final step. Once a draft looks right, open the Quality pill again and pick HD, Full HD, or 4K, then press Make video again with the same renders. That run is unwatermarked and is the version you actually share with a homeowner or download.
How many drafts you get
A draft spends credit from the same pool as everything else, so there is no separate "drafts" counter. Free gives you 25 credits a period, which is exactly enough for 3 drafts and 1 finished HD video. Starter gives you 100 credits, and Pro gives you 350, and you decide how much of that goes to drafts versus finished videos. A hundred or three hundred and fifty credits buys a lot more room to try an angle a few times before committing, but it is a bigger pool, not an unlimited one.
The watermark, specifically
Only Draft quality is watermarked, on every plan, Free included. HD, Full HD, and 4K never carry a watermark, so the version you show a customer is always clean.
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