Convert any URL to a
scroll video

How to convert a URL to video

1. 1

   Submit your URL

   Paste any publicly accessible web address — a homepage, article, SaaS app, or e-commerce page.

2. 2

   Configure the export

   Select video format (MP4, MOV, WebM), resolution, scroll speed, and duration. One-click presets available.

3. 3

   Download your video

   Scrollify renders in the cloud. Download the finished video or share a public link — no waiting room needed.

Built for quality video output

• MP4, MOV & WebM output

  Export in the format your workflow demands — Twitter/X, YouTube, Loom, Notion, or native device playback.

• Responsive viewport options

  Capture desktop, tablet, or mobile viewports to show how your site looks at any breakpoint.

• Controlled scroll timing

  Set exact scroll speed and wait time before recording starts, giving JS animations time to load.

• Secure cloud rendering

  Jobs run in isolated containers. Private-network URLs are blocked. Your account and exports are protected.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn a URL into a video?

Create a free Scrollify account, paste the URL into the export dashboard, choose a video format (MP4, MOV, or WebM), set your preferred resolution and scroll speed, then submit the job. The video is rendered in the cloud and appears in your library ready to download or share.

Which video formats does Scrollify support?

Scrollify exports MP4 (H.264), MOV, and WebM. MP4 is the most compatible choice for uploading to social platforms. WebM offers great compression for web embedding. MOV is preferred for Apple ecosystem workflows and Final Cut Pro editing.

Can I record a website that requires login?

Scrollify captures publicly accessible URLs only. Pages behind authentication walls, paywalls, or session-based access cannot be recorded directly. For private pages, consider recording locally and using Scrollify for public-facing pages.

How long does it take to generate the video?

Most jobs complete in under a minute. Longer scrolls, higher resolutions, or pages with heavy JavaScript may take slightly longer. You can leave the page and return — the video will be in your library when it finishes.

What resolution and aspect ratio will the video be?

You can set the viewport width to control the rendered resolution. Common presets include 1280 px wide (landscape desktop) and 390 px wide (mobile). The video height is determined by the scroll duration and speed you set.

Is there an API to generate URL-to-video programmatically?

Yes. Scrollify offers a REST API so you can submit jobs, poll for completion, and download results in your own pipelines. See the API documentation for details on authentication and endpoints.

Does the video capture dynamic content like carousels and videos?

Scrollify uses a full Chromium browser engine, so most CSS animations, carousels, and autoplaying background videos are captured. Embedded third-party iframes (like YouTube players) may not play due to cross-origin restrictions but will still render as static images.