JSON2Video integration researchA little less busywork with JSON2Video.

Submit a render job and return immediately with a 16-character project ID. The render runs asynchronously and the video URL is not available yet — pair this with a Webhook URL or a later Get Status call. Each call consumes credits (1 credit per second of output video), so never retry it blindly.

Delete the rendered video file of a movie before its automatic 7-day expiry. The render history entry is kept, so credits already spent are not refunded.

List the movies rendered by this account within a date range, one output item per movie

Get the current status of one movie by project ID. Returns the video URL, duration in seconds and file size in bytes once the status is done.

Submit a render job and poll until it finishes, then return the finished movie including the video URL, duration in seconds and file size in bytes. Holds the n8n execution open for the whole render, so use Create plus a Webhook URL for renders longer than the n8n execution limit.

Save a new template from a Movie JSON document with {{variable}} placeholders. Returns the new 20-character template ID.

Delete a template by ID. Renders already in flight are unaffected, but later renders referencing the ID fail.

Copy a template — your own or one from the public library — into this account and return the new 20-character template ID, optionally filling in variables

Get one template by ID, including its stored Movie JSON. The movie field is returned exactly as stored, which may be a JSON string or a JSON object.

List the curated public template gallery published by JSON2Video, one output item per template. Use Duplicate to copy one into this account before rendering it.

List this account's own templates, one output item per template, with their IDs, names and tags

List the variables a template declares — its {{placeholder}} inputs, as currently saved — one output item per variable, with its type, default and (for select and array/collection variables) its choices or sub-fields. Use this to discover a template's inputs at runtime instead of hard-coding them.

Change the name, Movie JSON, tags or AI prompt of an existing template. Only the fields set are written; the rest are left unchanged.

Create a folder in the Drive, addressed by a path relative to the Drive root with no leading slash. Creating a folder that already exists succeeds and changes nothing.

Delete one file from the Drive by folder and file name. This frees the bytes it used and cannot be undone.

Delete an empty folder. Folders that still contain files are refused by the API, as are the root folder and the temp folder.

Get one file by its path relative to the Drive root, for example videos/clip.mp4. Returns its public URL, size in bytes and upload status.

List every folder in the Drive, one output item per folder, with its file count and total size in bytes

Get how many bytes the Drive uses, the free allowance in bytes, and whether uploads are currently blocked

List the files in one folder, one output item per file, optionally filtered by media type or by name

Move a file to another folder, keeping its name. Moving into the temp folder marks the file temporary, so it is deleted automatically and stops counting towards the storage quota.

Upload binary data from a previous node into the Drive and return its public URL, ready to use as the src of a movie element. Maximum 500 MB per file.