Render Jobs and Queue System

Understanding how Tintage processes your video renders and manages the queue system.

What Are Render Jobs?

A render job is a request to create a video from one of our templates with your custom content. When you customize a template and click "Export," you create a render job that gets processed by our video generation system.

Each render job includes:

  • Your chosen template (composition)

  • Your custom text, colors, and assets

  • Export settings (resolution, format)

  • Processing status and progress

How the Queue System Works

Team-Based Processing

All render jobs are organized by your team account. This means:

  • Each team has its own render queue

  • Team members share the same render limits

  • All team members can view the team's render jobs

Render Limits

Your team has a concurrent render limit based on your subscription plan:

Plan
Concurrent Renders

Plus

1 render at a time

Pro

3 renders at a time

Business

5 renders at a time

Enterprise

Custom limits

What this means:

  • You can have multiple renders processing simultaneously up to your limit

  • Additional renders wait in queue until a slot becomes available

  • Completed renders free up slots for queued jobs

Job Status Tracking

Every render job goes through these stages:

1. Queued

  • What it means: Your job is waiting to start processing

  • What you see: "Queued" status in your dashboard

  • What happens next: Job moves to rendering when a slot opens

2. Rendering

  • What it means: Our servers are actively creating your video

  • What you see: "Rendering" status with progress updates

  • Typical duration: 2-10 minutes depending on template complexity

3. Uploading

  • What it means: Your completed video is being prepared for download

  • What you see: "Uploading" status

  • What happens next: Download link becomes available

4. Completed

  • What it means: Your video is ready for download

  • What you see: Download button and preview

  • Action needed: Download your video (links expire after 30 days)

5. Failed

  • What it means: Something went wrong during processing

  • What you see: Error message with details

  • What to do: Try again or contact support if the issue persists

6. Cancelled

  • What it means: You or a team member cancelled the job

  • What you see: "Cancelled" status

  • Note: You can only cancel jobs that haven't completed yet

Managing Your Render Queue

Viewing Your Jobs

To see your team's render jobs:

  1. Click on "Render Jobs" or "Queue"

  2. View all jobs with their current status

Understanding Queue Information

Your queue dashboard shows:

  • Active Renders: How many jobs are currently processing

  • Queued Jobs: How many jobs are waiting to start

  • Render Limit: Your team's maximum concurrent renders

  • Recent Jobs: History of completed and failed renders

Cancelling Jobs

You can cancel render jobs that are queued or currently rendering:

  1. Find the job in your render queue

  2. Click the "Cancel" button

  3. Confirm the cancellation

Note: You cannot cancel completed, failed, or already cancelled jobs.

Best Practices

Optimize Your Workflow

  • Plan ahead: Start renders early if you have deadlines

  • Batch similar jobs: Group similar templates to process efficiently

  • Monitor your queue: Check status regularly for any failed jobs

Avoid Common Issues

  • Don't exceed limits: Wait for renders to complete before starting many new ones

  • Check file sizes: Large assets may slow down processing

  • Verify templates: Preview your customizations before rendering

When Things Go Wrong

If a render job fails:

  1. Check the error message - It often explains what went wrong

  2. Verify your content - Ensure text fits properly and images are valid

  3. Try again - Temporary server issues sometimes resolve themselves

  4. Contact support - If problems persist, we're here to help

Troubleshooting Common Issues

"Team render limit reached"

Problem: You're trying to start more renders than your plan allows

Solution:

  • Wait for current renders to complete

  • Cancel unnecessary queued jobs

  • Consider upgrading your plan for higher limits

Jobs stuck in "Rendering" status

Problem: A job has been rendering for over 30 minutes

Solution:

  • Check our status page for server issues

  • Contact support if the job appears stuck

  • Our system automatically fails jobs after 60 minutes

Problem: You can't download your completed video

Solution:

  • Refresh the page and try again

  • Check if the link has expired (30-day limit)

  • Re-render the job if the link is too old

Getting Help

If you need assistance with render jobs:

Remember: Our render system is designed to handle your video creation needs efficiently. Understanding how it works helps you plan your projects and troubleshoot any issues that arise.

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