# Longer films, series and business

> How long one revision runs today, how to revise a long video one stretch at a time, and how businesses and studios get longer lengths in one revision.

One revision takes up to 60 seconds of your clip and delivers them as one film. Your clip itself can be longer — you choose which seconds. A longer video is revised one stretch at a time, each stretch its own film. Businesses and studios can have longer lengths in one revision, up to unlimited, on request.

## Lengths today

- **Up to 60 seconds in one revision.** Under **Your clip**, drag the window — or its **Start** and **End** handles — to the seconds you want. If you push past the limit, the window slides instead of growing.
- **A longer clip is fine.** The largest file Studio takes is 2 GB; the window picks the seconds out of it.
- **Your film is the stretch you chose,** with its own sound, in 720p or 1080p.
- A stretch can run right to the end of your clip.

Formats, files and quality are in [Lengths, formats and quality](https://routix.studio/help/optic/lengths-and-formats).

## A long video, one stretch at a time

A scene longer than one revision takes, a whole lesson, a short film: revise it in stretches. Each stretch is its own revision and its own film.

1. Choose the first stretch and press **Confirm**. Write your words, add your pictures, mark your focuses, and press **Revise**.
2. When the film is ready, move the window to the next stretch and press **Confirm** again. Give the same words and the same pictures for every stretch: it helps the change match from one stretch to the next.
3. Press **Revise** again. Each film waits for you under **Your films** and in **History**; download them and put them together in your editor.

Good to know:

- The price shows on the button for each stretch and depends only on its seconds and the quality.
- Say times in the clip's own times, as the timeline shows them — *"from 0:12 to the end"*.
- A change that lasts only some seconds belongs in the words of the stretch those seconds are in.
- Everything you do not name comes from your video, in every stretch.

## For businesses and studios

If your work needs more — a whole scene in one revision, a feature film, a series of hundreds of videos, a catalogue of product films — write to us. For businesses and studios, Optic offers longer lengths in one revision, up to unlimited, on request, and we arrange whole series and catalogues the same way.

Write to **support@routix.studio**. Inside ROUTIX, **Get help** in your picture's menu opens an email to us too.

## What to put in the email

- who you are and what you make;
- how long your videos run, and how many there are;
- what should change in them, in a sentence or two — and who is in them, with the consent of every real person whose face, body or voice is in them (see the [Content Policy](https://routix.studio/help/policies/content-policy));
- the quality you need, and where the films will be shown;
- the email address of your ROUTIX account.

## Frequently asked questions

### Does a longer stretch cost more?

Yes. The price depends only on the seconds you chose and the quality, and it is on the **Revise** button before you press — your words and your pictures never change it.

### Do I need a particular plan for longer lengths?

No. Write to us first; we set it up with you, and the work is paid in credits.

### Can I revise a long video today, without writing to you?

Yes — one stretch at a time, as above, from clips of up to 2 GB each. Writing to us is for longer lengths in one revision, and for series and catalogues at volume.

### Can I get a larger film than Optic makes?

Optic's film comes in 720p or 1080p. To make it larger, see [Upscaling a video](https://routix.studio/help/studio/video-upscale).

## Next

The situations Optic is built for — a series, a finished film, a catalogue — are in [What you can use Optic for](https://routix.studio/help/optic/use-cases). To reach us for anything else, see [Contact us](https://routix.studio/help/account/contact-us).

Source: https://routix.studio/help/optic/longer-films-and-business · Updated 2026-11-09