URL-style scene inputs
Start from a prompt, reference page, JSON payload, or model brief and turn it into a browser-rendered motion scene.
Learn moreGood morning, creator
Renzaflow is an agent-native scene pipeline for producing deterministic MP4 videos from browser-rendered HTML, GSAP timelines, Three.js compositions, and product-ready 3D previews.
Inspired by Hyperframes' product structure, this page explains Renzaflow as a practical generator: inputs, browser scenes, deterministic previews, and final exports.
Start from a prompt, reference page, JSON payload, or model brief and turn it into a browser-rendered motion scene.
Learn moreClaude Code, Codex, or Cursor can author the HTML, CSS, GSAP, and Three.js files that become final frames.
Learn moreCharts, timelines, product states, and launch narratives can be generated from structured inputs instead of manual timelines.
Learn morePreview the same browser composition that renders to MP4, keeping motion handoff deterministic across iterations.
Learn moreGenerate video in 4 steps
Paste a product brief, URL, article, JSON payload, or Blender model handoff. Renzaflow treats it as the source of truth.
The renderer-ready page is built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, GSAP, Three.js, and the existing project media.
Scrub the same scene that will be exported, so copy, camera, animation, and product framing are visible early.
Export a consistent video file for launch pages, demos, posts, onboarding, or investor-ready product storytelling.
Real clips stay in the foreground, so visitors understand the output before reading the technical pipeline.
Engineered for repeatability
Renzaflow keeps the authoring surface close to the final asset. The same code that designers and agents inspect is the composition that becomes the export.
"Renzaflow makes the rendered scene feel like the product, not a screen recording bolted onto a page."
AI product builder"The browser preview keeps design, motion, and export expectations in one place."
Frontend motion designer"It is the right shape for agents: write code, inspect frames, revise, then produce the asset."
Automation engineerGot questions?
It turns code-driven scenes, 3D model previews, data stories, and product narratives into deterministic video assets.
No. The page is designed around programmatic scene composition where agents and engineers write the renderable browser source.
The current landing page showcases MP4 loops made from product reveals, HTML motion, stylized scenes, and studio environments.
Hyperframes has a strong structure for explaining URL, data, and article-to-video workflows. This page adapts that pattern for Renzaflow.
Experience programmatic video
Use the included media tracks as the first proof. Add custom GLB models, generated overlays, data-driven charts, or article-to-video compositions when the production brief is ready.