Light client

The following methods and types can be imported from @remotion/lambda/client:

tsx
import {
  renderMediaOnLambda,
  renderStillOnLambda,
  getRenderProgress,
  getCompositionsOnLambda,
  getFunctions,
  AwsRegion,
  RenderProgress,
  validateWebhookSignature,
  WebhookPayload,
  presignUrl,
  PresignUrlInput,
  getSites,
  speculateFunctionName,
  CustomCredentials, // available from v4.0.60
  getAwsClient, // available from v4.0.82
  deleteRender, // available from v4.0.84
  DeleteRenderInput, // available from v4.0.84
} from "@remotion/lambda/client";

tsx
import {
  renderMediaOnLambda,
  renderStillOnLambda,
  getRenderProgress,
  getCompositionsOnLambda,
  getFunctions,
  AwsRegion,
  RenderProgress,
  validateWebhookSignature,
  WebhookPayload,
  presignUrl,
  PresignUrlInput,
  getSites,
  speculateFunctionName,
  CustomCredentials, // available from v4.0.60
  getAwsClient, // available from v4.0.82
  deleteRender, // available from v4.0.84
  DeleteRenderInput, // available from v4.0.84
} from "@remotion/lambda/client";

info

getServiceClient() was included from v4.0.60 to v4.0.81 by mistake. Use getAwsClient() instead.

These functions don't have any dependencies on our renderer and can be bundled for example with ESBuild or Webpack (like is the case for example in Next.js).

Importing the light client on edge frameworks (Vercel Edge, Cloudflare Workers) is currently not supported.

We don't recommend calling these functions from the browser directly, as you will leak your AWS credentials.

Instead, this light client is meant to reduce the bundle size and avoid problems if you are calling Remotion Lambda APIs from another Lambda function and therefore need to bundle your function code.

Commonly, Next.JS serverless endpoints or similar use AWS Lambda functions under the hood, for which @remotion/lambda/client can be used.