Library
The Library tab lists every render you’ve produced.
One card per render
Each render attempt gets its own card — not each song. If you render the same MP3 three times (for example, with different backgrounds), you’ll see three cards for it. Each one is independent: its own thumbnail, formats, timestamp, and delete action. Deleting one render leaves the other renders of that song untouched.
Cards are sorted newest first.
For each render you can
- Preview — click the card to play the rendered video inline.
- View thumbnail — click the thumbnail icon to open the generated thumbnail at full size, with a download button.
- Play / upload / download per format — each connected platform (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram) has its own icon that opens the preview in that format. The dropdown menu (⋯) also offers direct downloads.
- View lyrics — click the Lyrics chip to see the extracted lyrics for the song.
- Upload to YouTube / TikTok / Instagram — from the preview dialog when the platform is connected. See Uploading a video.
- Mark Completed — moves the card into the collapsible Completed section at the bottom of the page.
- Delete — removes just this render (files and database row). Other renders of the same song are unaffected.
The hover preview on a card is bound to that specific render’s snapshot — regenerating backgrounds later in Create won’t change what an existing Library card shows.
Completed section
The Completed section at the bottom of the Library holds renders you’ve marked done. Next to the section header is a Clear Completed button that wipes every archived render (files and database rows) after a confirm dialog. This only touches renders you’ve already marked completed — active renders aren’t affected.
Sorting and filtering
Use the toolbar at the top to sort by date, title, or upload status. The search box filters by song title.
Upload status
Each card shows a status badge per platform:
- — Not uploaded
- Uploaded Successfully uploaded
- Failed Upload attempted but failed — click for details
Uploading is always a manual per-platform action — videos never upload automatically after rendering.