Design opening titles, cast cards, and beautiful scrolling credits with precise typography, animated transitions, and creator-ready exports—right in your browser.
✧ Opening title sequences▤ Rolling end credits◉ Motion previews↓ Video + PNG
THE EDITING WORKSPACE
Movie Credits Designer
Make every name look like it belongs on the big screen.
Live cinema preview LIVE
What you see is rendered by the export engine.
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Opening title preview.
◉ Press Space to play or pause outside text fields. Select a shot below to jump to it.
Your title sequence
Build the story from opening frame to final credit.
0 scenes
Export the final cut
Produce a video, capture a still, or copy your complete credits list.
LOCAL RENDER
Optional soundtrack
Use your own music or narration. No uploads.
Video-only export — add an audio file to mix a soundtrack.
Audio is combined with video when browser codecs permit. Projects remember the soundtrack filename, not its audio bytes; reattach it after reopening.
Export the complete credits sequence or choose a shorter section (maximum 90 seconds).
Exports video and optionally your own audio using formats supported by your browser. Keep the tab visible during real-time rendering; MP4 is not guaranteed.
Ready — sample credits loaded. Choose a scene to customize.
DESIGN NOTES
Cinematic typography, without a complicated editor.
Can I make traditional rolling film credits?
Yes. Add an End Credits scene, enter headings and role/name pairs, and set the duration. The scroll rate adjusts automatically. You can also create opening titles, cast and crew cards, and final slates.
Can I create YouTube and vertical video titles?
Choose widescreen, Shorts, square, or portrait formats. Preview your composition, then export using the codecs supported by your browser.
Does this need AI or an upload?
No. Deterministic layout gives you precise names and roles with no hallucinated credits. All editing and rendering happen locally in your browser—no cloud processing or paid model needed.
Can I reopen a design?
Save an editable JSON project and reopen it later. The text, themes, shot order, and duration are preserved. Video output is separate from the editable source.
Processing
Preparing the export…
Design movie credits with cast CSV
Create opening cards and rolling credit scenes, enter names and roles or import structured cast CSV, then review typography and pacing. You can attach a local soundtrack for a selected recording range.
Example workflow
Choose a template and add credit scenes, or import a CSV containing role and name pairs.
Arrange the scenes and roll, check spelling and reading speed, and optionally attach the soundtrack file.
Preview the selected range and export PNGs, a contact sheet, the full text, WebM or editable JSON.
Authored example: Draft opening cards and a cast roll for a fictional short film. Import two made-up role/name rows, add a local music cue and review the credit order before recording.
Limits and privacy: Each WebM export is real-time and capped at 90 seconds; native codecs and audio decoding vary by browser. Project JSON stores soundtrack metadata, not the audio itself, so keep the original and reattach it when reopening. CSV contains structured role/name pairs; use the text export for the full credit script.
Common questions
Can cast and crew be imported from CSV?
Yes. CSV import/export handles structured role and name pairs. The text export is available for the complete credit script.
Does the project JSON contain the soundtrack audio?
No. It stores soundtrack metadata only. Keep the audio file and reattach it when reopening the project, or remove the soundtrack before sharing the JSON.
