What's new in BeatRender

Artist suggestions keep themselves up to date

• You no longer type the rapper list by hand: it fills itself in and refreshes every 30 days.
• You get warned when a YouTube or TikTok account disconnects while you still have releases scheduled on it.
• You can change template after signing up.

One page for your productions

• Beats and results are now a single page: follow a beat from import to publication without switching screens.
• Video editor and thumbnail editor live in the same place.
• Your title and description settings are shared across YouTube, TikTok and BeatStars: write them once.

Three template families, with the demo before you pick

• Every template family ships with its video example: you see the result before committing, instead of guessing from a name.
• An onboarding tutorial walks you through your first beat right after you choose.

Browse the guides →

You can see how long a result has left

• Every result shows the time left before it's automatically deleted, 7 days after it was created. No more renders vanishing without warning.
• Forgot your password: reset it straight from the login screen.

Subscriptions are open

• You can subscribe online and switch plans whenever you want.
• The site goes bilingual, French and English, with your language detected on arrival.
• A BeatStars upload can be cancelled mid-flight.

See the plans →

Your stems are read from your PC, never stored

• The extension reads your stems straight off your computer at upload time. Nothing is copied to our servers along the way.
• A recap email every week, plus a notification every time a beat goes live.

BeatStars guide →

BeatRender reads your beat's mood

• Mood and style are detected on import, then used to suggest a title that actually fits the beat.
• A Pexels footage library is built in, with two modes: footage picked per artist, or random.
• You can export an editor's configuration and import it onto another beat.

Try it on your beat →

Hand-pick your footage if you want

• Two modes now: let BeatRender pick the footage, or choose it yourself one by one.
• Black bars on sourced footage are cropped automatically.

Still-image mode, for beats with no footage

• No footage for your artist? BeatRender finds images and builds a still-image video, thumbnail included.
• Render colour grading has been recalibrated: videos no longer come out darkened.
• If a render fails, you see which step broke and relaunch it in one click.

The dashboard fits in your phone

• Everything works with your thumb, editors included: you can schedule a release from your bed.
• Renders go through a queue, with a preview before publishing.
• A Scheduling screen gathers your upcoming releases, so you can cancel one without hunting for it.

Light theme, and undo / redo

• A light theme joins the dark one: pick yours, the app remembers.
• Undo and redo work in both editors, from the button or the keyboard.
• You pick your render quality in the settings.
• You can create your account with Google.

BPM and key detected on import

• Drop your beat: BPM and key are found on their own, then filled into your BeatStars uploads.
• Your collaborators get their alias and split, applied automatically on every upload.

Try the detector →

Keyboard shortcuts in the editors

• Copy, paste, duplicate, hide, delete and nudge your elements from the keyboard, like in an editing suite.

TikTok publishing at the time you choose

• Schedule a TikTok release exactly like a YouTube one: set the day and time, BeatRender handles the rest.

The 9:16 vertical format

• Video editor, thumbnail editor and generation: 9:16 is supported end to end, from the same beat as your YouTube format.
• Audio is baked straight into the render.

Read the video guide →

Video rendering gets 5× faster

• New render engine: roughly 5× less waiting, at equal or better quality. A render you used to launch before lunch now finishes while you write the description.

Your text stays put whatever the format

• New anchoring system: text pinned bottom-right stays bottom-right, whether the output is 16:9 or 9:16.
• You can drop video overlays into the editor.

Film grain and adjustable letterboxing

• Add film grain to the render to break the digital look.
• Black bars are adjustable in the editor instead of being imposed.
• Right-click in the editors offers centre, align and duplicate.

The thumbnail editor

• Build your thumbnails the way you build your videos: text, images, positioning, instant preview. No more detour through an outside tool between render and upload.

The video editor

• A real editing suite in your browser: place your text, set positions, cut your clip — no software to install.

Read the video guide →

Your renders keep going without you

• Close the tab, come back later: you find your renders exactly where they were, nothing to relaunch.
• You pick which beats to render, instead of firing off the whole batch.

A purpose-built audio player

• Listen to your beats right inside the dashboard, without leaving the page or opening a separate tab.

One conversion step fewer before the render

• Video is encoded straight into its final format: the intermediate conversion step is gone, and so is the wait it added.

Title generator

• No more blank page: a title is suggested for every beat, and you regenerate it until one clicks.

Tagged MP3 as your video's audio

• You choose, in the settings, whether your YouTube video uses your tagged version or the clean one.

Your thumbnails go to BeatStars too

• The thumbnail is uploaded along with the beat — no more adding it by hand.
• Your BeatStars Pro link is pulled into your video descriptions automatically.

BeatStars guide →

Your thumbnails stay in the app

• A thumbnail you create is saved to your account instead of just downloaded, and you can set it as the default.

No two of your videos look alike any more

• Footage already used on a beat you published gets set aside: your next videos draw from elsewhere.

The extension tells you when it's done

• You're notified as soon as a BeatStars upload finishes, instead of watching the tab.
• The connected BeatStars account is shown plainly: no more publishing from the wrong one.

Collaborators and custom splits

• Declare your collaborators with their alias and percentage once: every BeatStars upload applies them on its own.

BeatStars guide →

YouTube title and description, written once

• Build your title and description with variables in the settings: every beat fills them in on its own.
• Generated tags now run up to YouTube's 500-character limit, instead of leaving half of it unused.

YouTube publishing from the dashboard

• Push your video to YouTube without leaving the tool, thumbnail and description included.
• The tagged MP3 is generated automatically, with its own settings page.

Schedule your releases ahead of time

• Set the day and time for each beat; the release goes out on its own when the moment comes.
• Metadata is generated automatically when you push several beats to BeatStars at once.

See your footage stock before launching

• Filter by artist and check how much footage you actually have: you know whether the render will hold up before you start it.

The BeatStars extension connects on its own

• The extension picks up your BeatStars session: no more codes to copy and paste to push a beat.
• Upload progress shows live in the dashboard.

BeatStars guide →