Turn one screenshot into
a scrolling video
No live URL needed. Upload a full-page screenshot — from a design tool, a client PDF export, an archived page, anywhere — and Scrollify pans down it like a real scroll capture, exported as MP4, GIF, or WebM.
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Choose an image to get started.
- ✕ A Figma export, an archived page, or a client PDF can't be "captured" from a URL
- ✕ A static screenshot still crops out everything below the fold
- ✕ Manually panning a screen recorder over a still image looks amateurish and shaky
- ✓ Upload any full-page image — no live URL required
- ✓ A smooth, eased pan down the full image, just like a real capture
- ✓ Export MP4, GIF, or WebM in under a minute
From still image to scroll video
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Upload your screenshot
A tall full-page capture works best — the taller the image, the more there is to scroll through.
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Pick your formats
MP4 for decks and social, GIF for email and docs. Scrollify times the scroll speed to the image height automatically.
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Download & reuse anytime
Every generation saves to your export library alongside your URL captures — same download, share, and speed-edit tools.
Where this fits
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Design handoffs
Export a tall Figma or design-tool frame as a PNG, then turn it into a scroll video for a client review — before the page is even built.
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Archived or offline pages
A page that's gone live, a competitor's since-changed site, or a Wayback Machine capture — animate whatever screenshot you already have.
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Password-protected pages
Scrollify can't capture a page behind a login — but you can screenshot it yourself and animate that image instead.
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Long documents & reports
Export a PDF page as an image and turn a dense report into a scannable scroll video for a social post or update email.
Frequently asked questions
- How many of these can I generate?
- Screenshot → Scroll has its own separate monthly allowance — it doesn't use up your regular URL export quota. Free includes 3 a month; Starter 15; Pro 50; Business 200. See pricing for the full breakdown.
- What image formats and sizes are supported?
- PNG, JPG, and WebP. A taller image gives a longer, more natural scroll — very short or square images won't have much to pan through.
- How is the scroll speed decided?
- Automatically, based on image height — the same comfortable-reading-pace logic Scrollify uses for live URL captures, with an eased start and stop so the motion doesn't feel abrupt.
- Does this replace capturing a live URL?
- No — if the page is live and public, a URL capture will always look sharper since it renders the real page. This tool is for when you only have an image: exports, archives, mockups, or pages you can no longer reach directly.
- Where do my generated videos go?
- Straight into your regular export library, tagged as a Screenshot → Scroll generation so it's easy to tell apart from a URL capture — download, share, or speed-edit it the same way.
Have a screenshot? Make it move.
Free plan includes 3 Screenshot → Scroll exports a month.
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