<Composition>
This is the component to use to register a video to make it renderable and make it show up in the sidebar of the Remotion development interface.
A composition represents the video you want to create, as a collection of clips (for example, several <Sequence>
) that will play back to back to form your video.
src/Video.tsxtsx
import {Composition } from "remotion";export constRemotionRoot :React .FC = () => {return (<><Composition component ={Component }durationInFrames ={300}width ={1080}height ={1080}fps ={30}id ="test-render"defaultProps ={{}}/>{/* Additional compositions can be rendered */}</>);};
src/Video.tsxtsx
import {Composition } from "remotion";export constRemotionRoot :React .FC = () => {return (<><Composition component ={Component }durationInFrames ={300}width ={1080}height ={1080}fps ={30}id ="test-render"defaultProps ={{}}/>{/* Additional compositions can be rendered */}</>);};
API
A <Composition />
should be placed within a fragment of the root component (which is registered using registerRoot()
).
The component takes the following props:
id
ID of the composition, as shown in the sidebar and also a unique identifier of the composition that you need to specify if you want to render it. The ID can only contain letters, numbers and -
.
fps
At how many frames the composition should be rendered.
durationInFrames
How many frames the composition should be long.
height
Height of the composition in pixels.
width
Width of the composition in pixels.
component
or lazyComponent
Pass the component in directly or pass a function that returns a dynamic import. Passing neither or both of the props is an error.
If you use lazyComponent
, Remotion will use React Suspense to load the component. Components will be compiled by Webpack as they are needed, which will reduce startup time of Remotion. If you use lazyComponent
, you need to use a default export for your component. This is a restriction of React Suspense.
defaultProps
optional
Give your component default props that will be shown in the preview. You can override these props during render using a CLI flag.
Type your components using the React.FC<{}>
type and the defaultProps
prop will be typesafe.
Passing huge objects to defaultProps
can be slow. Learn how to avoid it.
Example using component
tsx
import {Composition } from "remotion";import {MyComp } from "./MyComp";export constMyVideo = () => {return (<><Composition id ="my-comp"component ={MyComp }width ={1080}height ={1080}fps ={30}durationInFrames ={3 * 30}/></>);};
tsx
import {Composition } from "remotion";import {MyComp } from "./MyComp";export constMyVideo = () => {return (<><Composition id ="my-comp"component ={MyComp }width ={1080}height ={1080}fps ={30}durationInFrames ={3 * 30}/></>);};
Example using lazyComponent
tsx
export const MyVideo = () => {return (<><Compositionid="my-comp"lazyComponent={() => import("./LazyComponent")}width={1080}height={1080}fps={30}durationInFrames={3 * 30}/></>);};
tsx
export const MyVideo = () => {return (<><Compositionid="my-comp"lazyComponent={() => import("./LazyComponent")}width={1080}height={1080}fps={30}durationInFrames={3 * 30}/></>);};
Organize compositions using folders
You can use the <Folder />
component to organize your compositions in the sidebar.
tsx
import {Composition ,Folder } from "remotion";export constVideo = () => {return (<><Folder name ="Visuals"><Composition id ="CompInFolder"durationInFrames ={100}fps ={30}width ={1080}height ={1080}component ={Component }/></Folder ><Composition id ="CompOutsideFolder"durationInFrames ={100}fps ={30}width ={1080}height ={1080}component ={Component }/></>);};
tsx
import {Composition ,Folder } from "remotion";export constVideo = () => {return (<><Folder name ="Visuals"><Composition id ="CompInFolder"durationInFrames ={100}fps ={30}width ={1080}height ={1080}component ={Component }/></Folder ><Composition id ="CompOutsideFolder"durationInFrames ={100}fps ={30}width ={1080}height ={1080}component ={Component }/></>);};