Studio: turn any file into a short video

The studio uses the same data as the website, but a short video omits precautions and source context. Its animations are illustrations, not observed cleaning results. Read the full file and review the export before sharing. Recording format depends on browser support; keep the tab visible while it records. Videos are silent.

The five formats

• Stain file. Opens on the exhibit with the stain landing on its material, flashes the never list, then counts down the steps while the stain fades. 1056 possible videos.
• Can you use it? Holds the question ("Can you use vinegar on marble?") for a beat, then stamps the verdict and gives the reason and the alternative. 520 possible videos.
• Never mix. Two bottles illustrate a mixing warning. Ingredient classes do not establish compatibility of commercial products. 47 possible videos.
• Myth file. States the trick, stamps busted, half true or confirmed, and shows what works instead. 26 possible videos.
• Stain fact. One surprising piece of chemistry per stain (why turmeric turns red with soap, why sunscreen leaves orange marks), with the method teaser. 161 possible videos.

The formats follow what works in short video: a stain file opens on the exhibit and the never list, then counts down the steps; a compatibility verdict holds the question for a beat before the stamp lands; a mixing file reveals the reaction; a myth file stamps the verdict and shows what works instead. Every video ends on the file number and the address, so viewers can find the full file. For batch rendering of many posts at once, the project includes a command-line renderer (npm run videos) that writes MP4 files, covers and captions.