Why it exists
I’m Aviral, a designer in New Delhi. A big part of my work is showing websites to people: a client’s new homepage, a portfolio piece, a launch post. The best way to show a site is to scroll through it, so I screen recorded it. Over and over.
Every take had something wrong with it. The wheel stuttered, a cookie banner sat over the hero, a chat bubble followed me down the page, or a frame dropped on the one section that mattered. One clean video could cost an afternoon of retakes and cropping.
So I stopped recording and started generating. Website Scroll Video reads the page once and calculates the motion, so the scroll is smooth on the first try and identical on the tenth. I built it for my own work first, then opened it up for everyone who shows websites for a living.
It is still a small, independent product, and I read every message that comes in. If something does not work the way you expected, tell me.

Website Scroll Video



