See the detail. Know the format.
What 4K means for your desktop—and why our public videos are deliberately smaller.
What counts as 4K?
A 3840 × 2160 video is a common 16:9 4K desktop format. Other screen shapes use different pixel dimensions. A 1920px-wide preview is not a 4K download, even when it depicts a planned high-resolution scene.
Our public previews are intentionally limited
The current site serves short, watermarked 1920px-wide excerpts. Full-quality source files are not part of the public site. Final downloadable resolutions and product prices are not available yet.
More pixels do not fix the wrong crop
Match the scene to your aspect ratio first. Keep a character, car or horizon inside the safe crop area. A 4K scene should also leave space for icons and the clock without hiding the subject.
What we plan to build
High-resolution output is a production goal for the original collections, not a promise about unmade files. Each finished product will list its actual dimensions, frame rate, loop length, format and required player before sale.