Which Linux distributions are supported?

All of them. If your distro runs Chrome or Firefox, it runs VideoGen. Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch, Mint—they all work.

Do I need to install packages?

No. VideoGen runs entirely in your browser. No apt, dnf, or pacman commands needed.

Yes. VideoGen runs in your browser, so it works with Wayland, X11, or any display server.

No. All video processing happens in the cloud. Your Linux box just needs a browser.

Yes. Export videos in standard formats and import them into Kdenlive, Blender, OpenShot, or any Linux video editor.

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Works on Any Distro: Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch, Mint, Pop!_OS—if it runs a modern browser, it runs VideoGen. No compatibility issues.
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Works on Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch, and more. Browser-based means zero compatibility issues. 🐧 Any distro 🌐 Browser-based

Full functionality in Chrome and Firefox. Use your preferred browser—no extensions or plugins needed. 🌐 Chrome 🦊 Firefox

Skip the GPU driver configuration. Cloud processing means your Linux setup doesn't need special video hardware. ☁️ Cloud rendering ✅ No GPU needed