Credits
What is on this site that Duran Code LLC did not make alone, and the license each is used under.
“Turn It Up”, the music video
- Song: “Turn It Up”, written and generated for this video with ElevenLabs Music on Duran Code LLC's paid plan.
- Footage: 18 clips from Mixkit, under the Mixkit Stock Video Free License, graded for the video. The people shown are Mixkit's models.
- Sound effects: public domain, CC0 1.0. Cut, timed and reframed by DuranCuts.
- The feature cards on the home page loop short stretches of the same Mixkit clips, and of the explainer below.
“How a machine learning model works”, the explainer
- Narration: the ElevenLabs voice “Savvy”; the child's two words are a generated voice, not a real child.
- Cat photo: “Cat face in sunlight” by Alicja Koczaska, Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Training photos: Wikimedia Commons, CC0 or public domain.
- Music and sound effects: public domain, CC0 1.0.
Lyric video and photo mode clips
- Song: “Bad Side” by Rxbyn, used under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license. The lyric animation was added by DuranCuts; the excerpts on this site are shortened.
- The lyric track, the seven style samples and the photo stills on the home page come from the same 10-second excerpt: its words, parts, beat and split voice were timed by DuranCuts' Lyric Video, and the style samples were rendered by it over its own painted sky. The desert photo's greens were toned down for the site.
- Photo: “Woman in the Desert” by Maria Darii, Wikimedia Commons (from Unsplash), CC0.
- Photo: “Monochrome woman face glitter” by Matheus Ferrero, Wikimedia Commons (from Unsplash), CC0.
The launch video, “One Line”
- The version on this site is a re-cut made on 2026-11-14: its first world is a music video, cut from the same Mixkit clips as “Turn It Up”.
- Footage: Mixkit, under the Mixkit Stock Video Free License, graded for the video. The people shown are models in staged scenes.
- Narration: the ElevenLabs voice “Savvy”.
- Music and sound effects: public domain, CC0 1.0.
- The band, “After Dark” and “Nocturne” headphones are invented for the video.
Other videos on this site
- The intro video and its glass world are drawn in code by Duran Code LLC, with three.js (MIT license). Its sound is public domain, CC0 1.0.
- The moving panels at the top of the home page are excerpts of the videos on this page.
- The Shotcraft promo shows “Lumen”, a product invented for the demonstration.
- The API example names “Tidewater”, an invented app.
Type
- Geist and Geist Mono by Vercel and Basement Studio, SIL Open Font License 1.1 (Geist Mono license).
3D with Blender
- The 3D logo reveal was rendered by DuranCuts on a Mac with Blender 5.2 (EEVEE), from the logo-reveal starter of its blender-3d skill. Blender is free software under the GNU GPL.
Code
- The 3D scenes on the home page use three.js r170, MIT license.
- Editor and Blender logos: the Final Cut Pro icon from Wikimedia Commons (CC0); the CapCut icon from Wikimedia Commons (public domain); the Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Blender marks are the paths of Simple Icons (CC0). They are shown only to name the apps DuranCuts exports to or works with; each is a trademark of its owner.
- The Apple and Windows logos on the download buttons are the paths of Simple Icons 11.0.0 (CC0), shown unaltered in one color.
Trademarks
Apple and macOS are trademarks of Apple Inc., as are Mac, Final Cut Pro and Apple silicon. Windows is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. Premiere Pro is a trademark of Adobe. DaVinci Resolve is a trademark of Blackmagic Design. CapCut is a trademark of its owner. Claude, Claude Code and Anthropic are trademarks of Anthropic, PBC. OpenAI and Codex are trademarks of OpenAI. NVIDIA, RTX and the GPU names are trademarks of NVIDIA. Blender is a registered trademark of the Blender Foundation. ElevenLabs is a trademark of its owner. They are named only to say what DuranCuts works with or was made with; DuranCuts is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. The only company logos used are Apple's and Microsoft's, on the download buttons, to name each platform.