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make-video-pro

v0.1.11

Published

AI-agent friendly CLI for Make Video Pro

Downloads

1,344

Readme

Make Video Pro CLI

Run the machine-readable command reference:

npx -y make-video-pro@latest help --json

The CLI prefers local Remotion rendering. Use render-server only after the user confirms its paid cloud-rendering credits, then use download for the completed cloud render. Every agent-driven command should use --json.

When the user requests caption style changes, update the project before rendering. Running style without style options shows the current style:

npx -y make-video-pro@latest style <videoId> --font-color '#ffffff' --font-size 48 \
  --background-color 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8)' --json
npx -y --package make-video-pro@latest \
  --package make-video-pro-local-renderer@latest \
  make-video-pro render-local <videoId> -o ./exports/output.mp4 --json

Do not pass caption style options directly to render-local or render-server; run style first and then render.

Accounts support up to 10 active videos. If upload or restore reaches that limit, list the active videos and ask the user which unneeded video to archive. Archiving requires explicit confirmation and moves the video out of the active list. Restore does not require confirmation:

npx -y make-video-pro@latest archive <videoId> --confirm --json
npx -y make-video-pro@latest restore <videoId> --json

Active videos are automatically archived after 10 days without updates. Archived videos remain restorable for 30 days. After 30 days in the archive, videos are permanently deleted automatically and cannot be restored.

Check the available balance with npx -y make-video-pro@latest credits --json. Paid CLI operations check their required credits before starting; an insufficient-credit result includes a dashboard link that opens the recharge dialog.

Local Remotion rendering is optional and lives in a separate package:

npx -y --package make-video-pro@latest \
  --package make-video-pro-local-renderer@latest \
  make-video-pro render-local <videoId> -o ./exports/output.mp4 --json