Remotion workflow kit
Remotion workflow kits for AI explainer videos.
Choose a downloadable Remotion workflow kit with editable source, illustrated setup guides and your own AI providers. Starter ₹499, Pro ₹1,499, Max ₹3,499 once.
- One-time digital purchase
- Runs on your computer
- Your API keys and credits
PRACTICAL WORKFLOW
Your first setup, in the right folder.
These commands match the packaged project. They install dependencies and check the environment; they do not generate a paid script or voice.
Install and check the project
After extracting the kit, open a terminal in its folder. Install Node.js 24 LTS, Git and FFmpeg first, following the included platform guide. The setup script keeps any existing .env file.
cd 01_SOURCE_CODE
node tools/setup.mjs
npm run kit -- doctorUnderstand what the checks tell you
Setup installs the locked dependencies and runs the project checks. Doctor reports missing configuration. A passing code check is not a review of narration or final video quality.
- Keep .env private; it holds your provider configuration.
- Read errors before making paid requests.
- Use OPEN_GUIDES.html to return to the illustrated instructions.
From topic to MP4: who handles each step?
Your script provider helps draft the story. ElevenLabs creates narration using your configured voice. You assemble the script, narration and assets in the supplied Remotion project, review the scenes and render the MP4 on your computer. Human review remains part of the workflow: check facts, pronunciation, timing and asset permissions before publishing.
What you are buying
A Vedika kit is a source-code project and a set of production guides. You download the ZIP, install the tools, connect your provider accounts and work in the local project. Remotion renders the scenes you build in code. The website sells the materials; it does not create or host your videos for you.
Start with the files, then connect your tools
Open OPEN_GUIDES.html at the top of your extracted kit. It links to the illustrated guides. The executable project is inside 01_SOURCE_CODE, so open your terminal there rather than in the outer ZIP folder.
- Follow the installation guide for Node.js 24 LTS, Git, FFmpeg and FFprobe.
- Run the included setup and environment checks before changing the project.
- Configure your own provider accounts privately when you are ready for paid script or voice requests.
- Review the script, narration and assets, then preview the scenes before rendering an MP4.
Choose the tools you actually need
Starter covers Claude scripting, ElevenLabs voice configuration and local Remotion setup. Pro includes Starter and adds OpenAI script configuration, Google AI image workflow guidance and multi-provider asset organization. Max includes both kits plus advanced Claude production guidance, 1080p / 60 fps render presets and AWS setup instructions.
Check the fit before buying
This is a self-guided workflow for creators willing to install dependencies, use a terminal and edit project files. Start with 8 GB RAM and several GB of storage; detailed scenes can need more resources. Your computer and project complexity affect render speed. The Max AWS guide requires your own AWS account and configuration; it is not a managed rendering service.
Separate the kit price from production costs
The purchase is one-time and does not renew monthly. Script requests, narration, generated images, stock assets, optional cloud resources and any required third-party licenses are paid separately. There is no included provider balance or fixed number of free renders. Plan a small production and review provider spending before scaling up.
Inspect the materials first
The free sample contains an illustrated guide preview and editable scene source. No video file is included. Use the preview to judge how the instructions are presented and whether working with source files suits you. Personal and client videos are allowed under the kit license; redistribution or resale of the kit files is not.
Create with clarity
Understand the workflow before you choose.
Explore editable source, local setup, narration and the separate costs of API usage.