Editor

The canvas, the camera move and the timeline.

Each scene is a node with its own prompt, an approved frame and a named camera move — orbit, dolly, crane and the rest. The clips then sit on a multi-clip timeline. The same workspace connects an MCP server, a developer API, signed webhooks and automations.

Dashboard promo in panels. Made in Reigniter.

What you get

What you walk away with.

01

The last mile in the browser

Trim, reorder, join and re-cut before export, without another tool.

02

Adverts as a step in a workflow

Start a render from a trigger, an agent or your own code, and send the result on.

03

Your assets, where you need them

Stock footage in the canvas and every render in one project library.

How it works

Three steps, then it is yours.

  1. 1

    Make it on the canvas

    Each scene is a node: prompt, approved frame and a named camera move.

  2. 2

    Finish it in the editor

    Trim, reorder and join clips on a real timeline.

  3. 3

    Send it on

    A webhook tells your server when the render finishes or a scheduled post goes out. An agent can start the render and check its status. It does not publish.

Made in Reigniter

Start from one of these.

Every example came out of Reigniter. Hover to play, open one to start from it.

Questions

Before you start.

Yes, on the Agency plan. Reigniter runs as an MCP server, so an agent like Claude can start an advert and check whether the render finished. It cannot publish or schedule the video.

Get started

Run automated ad campaigns. Grow your ROI.

Open Explore, put your product and logo on the canvas, approve the frames. Every Generate shows its credit cost before you spend.