# Video deliverables: short clips from your data

> Deliverables can now be videos: specialists make ads, launch clips, and animated recaps that play your latest numbers, exported as MP4.

Oct 22, 2026. Topics: Specialists, Integrations. https://www.generalinput.com/changelog/2026-10-22-video-deliverables

A deliverable can now be a video. Ask a specialist for a 15-second ad, a product launch clip, or a monthly recap, and it writes the animation and renders it into a video you play right in the deliverable, with play, seek, and full screen. A recap can read your connected accounts, such as [Stripe](/apps/stripe) or [Google Sheets](/apps/google-sheets), so this month's figures are the ones on screen. It plays on the web and in the [mobile app](/mobile), its card shows the poster with a play mark, and it is shared like any other deliverable.

### How it works

- **Rendered when it changes, never when it's opened.** Publishing a video renders it, and so does a refresh that brings new data. Opening it plays the last render.
- **One render at a time per workspace.** A render takes about twice the video's length; the next one waits its turn while the last finished video keeps playing.
- **Up to a minute, up to 1920 pixels a side.** Landscape, portrait, and square, at 24 to 60 frames a second. A render uses credits for its sandbox time, like a refresh.
- **When a render fails, its specialist sees why.** The deliverable says it couldn't render, the specialist reads exactly what went wrong, and Refresh tries again once it's fixed.
- **Download the MP4.** One button in the viewer saves the video.

### Also shipped

- A deliverable that is one fixed-size frame, such as a story graphic, now opens whole and centred on screen, on the web and on your phone.
- Download a deliverable from the side panel it opens in from a chat, in every format it exports.
- Refresh says when a deliverable has nothing to refresh, and why.