How long does it take to generate a product video?
Minutes, not hours — and you do not have to watch it happen. Nitaris queues the shoot and renders it server-side, showing queued and rendering states as it goes, so the job carries on if you navigate away. A ten-second film is one render, not a timeline you assemble.
The comparison that matters is not against another app, it is against the alternative. A studio day is booked weeks out, costs around two thousand dollars, and delivers after the edit. Nitaris is the same errand collapsed into the gap between two other tasks.
The work happens in stages, which is why the status changes as you watch. Nitaris first reads your product and plans the treatment — lighting, camera move, set and mood — then that brief goes to the renderer and the film comes back. The plan is the reason the output is directed rather than random, and it is also why the whole thing is not instant.
Because the job is queued server-side rather than run in the page, you are not holding a tab open. Start a shoot, go and do something else, and the finished film is waiting with its status resolved when you come back.
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