Fixing something you don't like

There is no timeline to edit

RenderSplash does not have a tool for trimming, retouching, or nudging a finished clip. If something in the video is not right, the fix is to make a new one, not to edit the one you have. That sounds like more work than it is, because a correction is usually a draft, which costs half what a finished video does.

The fastest fix: change the inputs and draft again

Most problems trace back to what went into the video. Open the project, go back to the composer, and adjust one thing at a time:

Wrong angle or missing feature. Remove or add renders in the ingredients row, then make another Draft.
Wrong time of day or mood. Change the Lighting pill (As rendered, Midday, Golden hour, Dusk, Night) and draft again.
Something worth calling out explicitly. Add a line to Anything to highlight?, describing the detail plainly, and draft again.

Because a draft costs half what a finished video does, you can try an adjustment or two before spending the credits on the version you will actually show.

If a video failed outright

A failed tile shows the reason in one sentence and a Try again button underneath it. Press it to attempt the same request again at no extra cost, a failed video is never charged.

If you just want a sharper copy

If the video itself is right and only the resolution is not, you do not need to start over. Open it and use Make it sharper to remake the same clip at a higher quality, HD up to Full HD or 4K, for the credit cost of that quality. This changes resolution only, not the content of the shots.

When to delete and start clean

If a video is not one you will ever use, open it and press Delete. This does not refund anything already charged, but it clears your project grid so you are only looking at the versions worth keeping.

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