Questions, answered

The Video Engine for Radix — a promotional video studio. Upload footage (including AI), brand it, export 9:16 / 1:1 / 16:9 social cuts, and pay for each render with $RUNFLY.

One master becomes the social cuts you select — 16:9 with overlays, 1:1, and/or 9:16. Watch a real original next to those three on the Example page.

Connect your Radix Wallet (top-right), set up the cut in Studio, press Create video, approve the $RUNFLY payment in your mobile wallet, wait for on-chain confirmation, then let the job process. Download when it’s done. Full walkthrough on the Guide page.

When you press Create video. That opens the pay modal with the quoted $RUNFLY amount. Payment is confirmed on Radix before the render starts — no silent charge later. If the wallet pays but the site errors, do not pay again — use Recover payment with the transaction id from Radix Wallet. A payment receipt is issued only after the render actually starts (finished Renders block, or History → Download receipt).

Yes. Connect in the browser, then approve the transaction on your phone (or desktop wallet flow). That’s how Radix Connector works.

Buy on Ociswap, Astrolescent, or DefiPlaza (see Buy), then return to Studio. You’ll also need a little XRD for network fees.

No. In Studio, $RUNFLY pays for GPU / render utility. Token trading elsewhere is separate — we’re not giving financial advice.

Yes. Bring AI clips, avatars, or synthetic B-roll — brand them into campaign-ready social packs.

Upload up to 3 GB or 60:00. The billed render is the trim window (max 5:00) or Auto clips from that window. If Create video errors after you already paid, do not pay again — Recover payment with the Radix tx id, then tap Create video again.

No. That message was a website-host cap, not the 3 GB / 60:00 product limit. The payment receipt is unused until the render actually starts. Use Already paid? / Recover payment with the same wallet and tx id, then Create video again. Do not send a second transfer.

Pick only what you need: 9:16, 1:1 and/or 16:9. Each extra format adds to the quote — don’t render three layouts if you only post vertical.

Select fewer formats, use a shorter trim, and draft at 360p/720p when testing. You pay for GPU time on the layouts you actually render.

Studio opens Radix Connect first. Approve the wallet link, then Create video continues to the pay step and the render starts after payment confirms.

Only when captions are on. You can fix spelling on spoken lines before packaging — don’t add or delete lines. Clean export has no captions, so it skips transcription and “Fix the words” entirely.

Cloud copies of finished renders are kept for about 7 days, then the media is purged to free disk. Job history may still show in Studio, but download and preview stop working after purge. Download your cuts as soon as they’re done and keep your own archive — we are not a long-term video host. You can also Delete a job from History (with your wallet connected) to remove it from cloud storage sooner. Payment receipts stay on History (Download receipt / TXT) for your records; they are not VAT invoices.

No. Those are editors or clippers. Run Fly is promotional packaging with a Radix-native pay path. See Compare for honest positioning.

Renders run on Vyrol (https://vyrol.io) — the video platform under the hood. Run Fly is the Radix-native front: brand packs, $RUNFLY pay, and Pat.

No. Independent project in the Radix ecosystem — meme → community → token → Video Engine.

On the finished Renders block after the job completes, and in Studio History → Download receipt (HTML you can print to PDF) or TXT. One numbered receipt per successful order, issued when the render starts — not when $RUNFLY hits the treasury. If you paid and the site errored, recover with the tx id first; there is no receipt until the job is created. This is a payment receipt for your records, not a VAT / tax invoice. Receipts live on Run Fly (this site), not the render API — restarting the GPU workers will not create a missing receipt.

Mascot and narrative. The product is serious; management remains a fly. He also has a game — Pat the Fly — at /play. Official $RUNFLY, for fun. Climbing doesn’t spend tokens.

Yes. Open Play in another tab. The render keeps going on the server. The climb is free, local scores only, and closing it does not cancel your job.

Jump, stomp from above, fly on stamina, chuck a pint (E) at bosses. Cyan portals go up, pink go down. There aren’t numbered “levels” — the HUD ticks every 800 height and you win after the eighth boss (Sausage King). Controls, Pat’s history, and the sarcastic boss dossier are on the Play page.