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One source clip rendered as three technically distinct filesthree files, not three copiesonesourcecropcolourfpssoundmetadatanamethe randomizer varies the file; the post varies by hook, captions, texts
  1. Back in the hub, select your stack and start the render. A confirmation lists anything worth knowing first (a speech model that would download once, for example).
  2. The render queue shows progress per variant. Each brand × platform combination becomes its own file — with that brand's logo, assets and caption style, loudness-normalized audio, and the randomizer's subtle per-file variations already applied.
  3. Finished files land in the stack's rendered/ folder; the stack tile shows the count.

First renders are a good moment to check the result: open the rendered file and look at it once. If something sits wrong, fix it in the editor and re-render — only what changed is rendered again.

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