Renders
Track your server renders, watch progress, and download finished files.
When you send an export to our servers, it becomes a render job. The Renders page is where those jobs live, most recently updated first.
Before you've run one, the page says: "No renders yet. Open a composition and hit Export → Server render to queue one."
What you'll see
Each row shows the job's status, which composition it came from, the spec
(1920×1080 · 30 fps · h264 · 10000 kbps), when it was created, and how long it took
to render. Jobs still in flight get a progress bar that refreshes every couple of
seconds.
Two more states show up when things don't go to plan: Failed (with the error on hover) and Cancelled, if you stopped the render yourself from the export page.
Failures retry on their own
Transient problems — a network reset, a throttled upload, a gateway timeout — are retried automatically a couple of times with a backoff before the job is marked Failed. So a blip usually resolves itself, and a job that does turn red is worth re-running from the editor rather than waiting.
While it runs
You don't have to sit on this page. Server renders happen in the background, so you can keep editing, start another export, or close the tab and come back. Your recent jobs are stored server-side, so they survive a reload or a deploy — when you return, finished ones are waiting with their download links.