Website Scroll Video is a browser-based tool that turns any live web address into a scrolling website video, exporting MP4 (H.264), WebM (VP9) or GIF files without a watermark. You paste a URL, set the capture and export options, and the site is opened in a real browser on the tool's own servers and read top to bottom.
What is Website Scroll Video?
Website Scroll Video converts a live URL into a video that scrolls down that page. Its input is a public web address plus capture settings; its outputs are MP4, WebM and GIF files at up to 4K resolution, with no watermark on any account. It runs entirely in the browser — nothing to install and no extension — and the page is read once and kept, so changing a setting and exporting again re-renders from the stored capture instead of crawling the site a second time.
What makes Website Scroll Video stand out?
- Formats and resolutions — MP4 encoded as H.264, WebM as VP9, or GIF, at 720p, 1080p, 1440p or 4K; custom output sizes can go up to 4096px.
- Timing control — video duration from 2 to 90 seconds, mid-scroll pauses at up to 6 points, and holds of up to 10 seconds on the first and last frame.
- Scroll motion presets — Constant, Glide or Smooth, plus a "Down and Back" loop where the last frame matches the first, so a replay shows no visible seam.
- Aspect ratios — 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 9:16 and 4:5, or exact pixel dimensions typed in; the shapes offered follow the device chosen.
- Device capture — the page is read at desktop, tablet or phone width, so the site returns the layout it actually serves there; tablet and phone cost 3 credits more than desktop.
- Page cleanup before capture — major cookie-consent banners removed by name and unknown ones caught by a heuristic, plus chat launchers, newsletter modals and leftover backdrops stripped, locked scroll unlocked, animations frozen, any element hidden, and light or dark mode forced.
- Live capture engine — screenshots the page at every scroll position so reveal, fade-in and parallax effects play as a visitor sees them; it is considerably slower than the fast pan and adds 13 credits to an export.
- Finishing options — browser, light or dark device frames, frame padding and rounded corners, transparent background, and a preview before the render starts.
Who should use Website Scroll Video?
- Designers and agencies: produce a client walkthrough of a finished site as an MP4 or GIF, with cookie banners and chat widgets stripped out before capture.
- SaaS and product marketers: capture a landing page or feature announcement in 16:9 for a homepage hero, an email, or a YouTube upload.
- Social media creators: export 9:16 or 4:5 clips of a site for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, or an Instagram or LinkedIn feed post.
- Founders and portfolio builders: record the mobile layout of their own site at phone width without a device farm, then add a browser frame and padding.
What can you do with Website Scroll Video?
- Portfolio and case-study walkthroughs: paste a live project URL, pick the scroll start and stop points, and export a watermarked-free MP4 that shows the whole page in motion.
- Looping hero backgrounds: set the loop to Down and Back with up to 6 mid-scroll pauses so the clip replays without a visible cut on a landing page.
- Social clips: choose 9:16 for stories and vertical feeds, keep the runtime between 2 and 90 seconds, and export at 24, 30 or 60 FPS.
- Animation showcases: switch to Live Capture and let reveal, fade-in and parallax effects play exactly as a first-time visitor would see them.
How does Website Scroll Video work?
- Paste the link — any live site; it is opened in a real browser and read top to bottom.
- Tweak the settings — aspect ratio, browser frame, device, duration, frame rate, scroll motion, and exactly where the scroll starts and stops.
- Export the video — MP4, WebM or GIF, no watermark. Credits are taken only when an export starts: editing settings and previewing cost nothing, and failed, timed-out or cancelled exports return the full amount.
Pricing
Website Scroll Video is pay-as-you-go: no subscriptions, no plans, no feature locks, and 99 free credits on sign-up with no credit card required. Credit packs are one-time purchases — Starter (200 credits, $5, roughly 5 HD or 1 UHD videos), Creator (450 credits plus 50 free, $12, marked most popular) and Studio (1,000 credits plus 100 free, $19, best value). Credits never expire, do not reset monthly and are non-refundable. Live Capture adds 13 credits per export and tablet or phone capture adds 3 credits over desktop.
Alternatives
- Folge — listed on this page as exporting WebM only, at a fixed 24fps.
- HowdyGo — exports MP4, WebM and GIF, but the comparison table lists no resolution or frame-rate control.
FAQ
Do I need a subscription?
No. Website Scroll Video is pay-as-you-go: 99 free credits at sign-up, then one-time credit packs whenever you need more. There are no monthly charges, no plans and no commitment, and every feature is available from the first export.
What can Website Scroll Video not record?
Anything behind a login, on a private network, or actively blocking automated browsers. Pages that need interaction before they show content capture whatever a first-time visitor sees, and unknown cookie banners may occasionally slip through the removal heuristic.
Are the exported videos watermarked?
No. Exports carry no watermark on any account, in MP4, WebM or GIF, and 720p, 1080p, 1440p and 4K are all settings rather than plan tiers — higher resolutions simply cost more credits per export.
Can I record the mobile version of my site?
Yes. Pick desktop, tablet or phone at the top of the video settings and the page is read at that width, so the site serves its real mobile layout. Tablet and phone capture cost 3 credits more than desktop.
What happens if my export fails?
Credits are reserved when the render starts and only spent when a video is produced, so a failure, timeout or cancelled export returns the full amount automatically. The credit cost is always shown next to the Export button before you press it.
