Website Scroll Video vs Link to Video

Link to Video is an online tool that records a public web page scrolling and exports it as an MP4. It is the closest thing to a like-for-like comparison: both start from a link.

Checked against Link to Video’s own pages on 30 October 2026

The short answer

Link to Video records a public page as an H.264 MP4 at 30 fps, at 720p or 1080p when signed in, with Desktop, Mobile, Square and Social Portrait presets, Slow, Standard or Fast speeds and recordings of up to 60 seconds. Website Scroll Video exports MP4, WebM or GIF up to 4K at 60 fps, with a length you set to the second, four easing curves, pauses, hovers, pop-up removal, scroll animations and frames.

Which one fits

Both are good at something. This is when each is the better choice.

LChoose Link to Video if

A 30 fps MP4 at 1080p covers what you need.
Three speed presets are enough control.
You want a one-off guest preview without an account.

Side by side

What each one offers, from its own pages. “Not listed” means their page does not say.

Website Scroll Video compared with Link to Video
Feature	Website Scroll Video	Link to Video
Formats	MP4, WebM, GIF	MP4 (H.264)
Resolution	720p, 1080p, 1440p or 4K	720p, or 1080p when signed in
Frame rate	24, 30 or 60 fps	30 fps
Shapes	16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 4:5, 9:16	Desktop 16:9, Mobile, Social Portrait 9:16, Square
Video length	2 to 90 seconds, you choose	Up to 60 s
Scroll speed	Set by the length, to the second	Slow, Standard or Fast
Scroll easing	Linear, Glide, Smooth or Pulse	Not listed
Section pauses	Up to 6, 0.5 to 5 s each	Not listed
Cursor and hovers	Cursor with real hover effects	Not listed
Pop-up removal	Cookie banners, chat and modals removed	Not listed
Frames and backgrounds	Browser frames, backgrounds, padding, corners, shadow	Not listed
Price	51 free credits, then packs from $5	10 credits per recording; one free guest preview a day

What Link to Video does

Link to Video takes a public HTTP or HTTPS address and records the page as it scrolls, producing an H.264 MP4 at 30 fps with no audio. You choose a frame preset (Desktop at 16:9, Mobile, Social Portrait at 9:16 or Square) and a speed (Slow, Standard or Fast). Guests get one free preview recording a day at 720p; signed-in accounts can choose 1080p, get longer recordings and keep a history, with recordings stored for seven days by default. Each recording costs 10 of its credits.

Like any URL tool, it cannot open pages behind a login, a password or a CAPTCHA, local or private addresses, or sites that block automated browsers. The same is true here.

Where they differ

Quality ceiling. 30 fps and up to 1080p there; up to 60 fps and 4K here, or any exact size, with the page read at double density.
Pace. Three speed presets there. Here, the duration you set from 2 to 90 seconds decides the speed, and the curve decides how it starts and stops.
Formats. MP4 only there. MP4, WebM with transparency, or GIF here.
What happens during the scroll. Up to 6 pauses on chosen sections, a cursor that plays hover effects, holds at either end, and a Down and Back loop that repeats without a seam.
The finish. Pop-up removal, scroll animations through Live Capture, a browser frame, padding, corners, shadow and a background.

Price

Both use credits. Link to Video charges a flat 10 credits per recording and lists its plans on a separate pricing page. Website Scroll Video charges by the finished length and the settings you choose, shown exactly on the Export button before you press it, starting with 51 free credits at signup and packs of $5 for 100, $12 for 400 and $19 for 900 that never expire. Previews are free and no export is watermarked. How credits work explains the sum.

See the difference on your own site

Paste a link and preview the scroll for free. 51 free credits when you sign up, no card, and no watermark on anything you export.

Questions,
answered

What people ask when choosing between Website Scroll Video and Link to Video.

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What frame rate does Link to Video export?

Its page lists H.264 MP4 at 30 fps. Website Scroll Video exports at 24, 30 or 60 fps.

How long can a Link to Video recording be?

Its page says recordings can run for up to 60 seconds. Website Scroll Video runs from 2 to 90 seconds.

Can I try both for free?

Link to Video offers one guest preview a day. Website Scroll Video previews are always free, and new accounts get 51 credits once with no card.

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