Turn a website into
a ready-to-share MP4

Website-to-MP4 in three steps

1. 1

   Paste the website URL

   Homepages, product pages, dashboards, articles — anything public renders correctly.

2. 2

   Select MP4 as the output

   Set the viewport, scroll speed, and duration, or use a preset built for social or presentations.

3. 3

   Download the .mp4

   Rendering runs in the cloud. The finished MP4 lands in your export library, ready to download or share.

Where a website MP4 gets used

• Slide decks

  Drop straight into Keynote, PowerPoint, or Google Slides.

• Ad platforms

  Meta, LinkedIn, and YouTube all accept H.264 MP4 natively.

• Client emails

  Attach or link an MP4 for a proposal without a live-site walkthrough call.

• Video editors

  Import into Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or CapCut for further editing.

• Investor updates

  Show the live product in a board deck without screen-sharing risk.

• Internal wikis

  Embed a working preview in Notion or Confluence documentation.

What makes Scrollify's MP4 output different

• Standard H.264 + faststart

  Encoded for immediate playback the moment the file opens — no waiting for the whole download to buffer.

• Adjustable playback speed

  Already have an MP4? Slow it down or speed it up afterward with the built-in speed editor — no re-capture needed.

• Same job, multiple formats

  Need a GIF too? Generate it from the same capture without paying for the render twice.

• Public share link included

  Send a viewable link instead of a large attachment — no file-size limits to work around.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn a website into an MP4?

Paste the site's URL into Scrollify and choose MP4 as the output format. A real browser renders and scrolls through the page in the cloud, then Scrollify encodes the result to standard H.264 MP4 — no screen recorder or export settings to configure.

Will the MP4 play everywhere?

Yes. H.264 in an MP4 container is the most widely supported combination — it plays natively in browsers, on iOS and Android, in every major video editor, and on every social and ad platform.

Can I change the video length or resolution?

Yes, on paid plans. You can set a custom viewport, frame rate, and duration up to your plan's limit. Free accounts use a fixed preset suited for short social previews.

Can I slow down or speed up the MP4 after it's made?

Yes — Starter plans and up include a speed editor that re-renders an existing MP4 at a different playback rate (0.25x–4x) without re-capturing the website.

Is there a free way to try this?

Yes. You can try a watermarked demo with no account, or sign up for a free plan with a monthly MP4 export quota and no credit card required. See pricing for details.