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AI Scroll Website — Scroll Moves the Camera

One sentence in, one scroll-through site out — three generated scenes, a headline at each stop, and a camera that keeps moving while you scroll. scroll drives the camera.

The Liyue lantern market with Hu Tao at a skewer stall, camera pushed inKatagiri High gate at dusk with Hori and MiyamuraRainy Shibuya alley, Nobara with a hammer facing a huge shadowAegis Global tower at night from the plaza, caped figure on the steps
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Build a scroll website of Liyue Harbour at dusk — the quay and the market — three generated scenes, camera moves as you scroll, published as a page
Three 16:9 scenes, one scroll engine, no video files — the whole page stays under a megabyte.
Liyue Harbour at blue hour, first scene of a scroll website Genshin Impact
Liyue Harbour, blue hour. The first thing you see, before you touch anything.
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Hu Tao at a skewer stall in the Liyue lantern market Genshin Impact
The lantern market. Hu Tao at the skewer stall; the camera dives past the stalls as you scroll.
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Terrace above Liyue Harbour, moon over the water, Zhongli and the Traveler at the rail Genshin Impact
The terrace above the harbour. Scene three: moon, lanterns, Zhongli and the Traveler.
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Katagiri High front gate at six in the evening, Hori waiting under a lamp Horimiya
Katagiri High, six o'clock. Hori waits under the lamp and Miyamura takes his time.
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School classroom at sunset with Hori on a desk and Miyamura in the doorway Horimiya
The classroom. Scroll moves the camera down the aisle; the sun keeps the last colour.
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School rooftop at night, two students at the fence above the town lights Horimiya
The roof. Two people at the fence, and the town doing the talking.
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Shibuya scramble crossing at night in the rain, Yuji and Nobara walking through Jujutsu Kaisen
The scramble, eleven at night. Yuji and Nobara walk into it like they own it.
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Underground station concourse with Gojo and Yuji, pink neon on the tiles Jujutsu Kaisen
The concourse. Gojo takes the long way; the neon follows him down.
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Rainy alley off the Shibuya crossing, Nobara facing a huge shadow with a hammer Jujutsu Kaisen
One alley off the crossing. Nobara finds what the crowd walked past.
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What Neta Studio builds

You give it a place and a mood. Studio writes the scenes, generates the stills, and ships one page where scroll position drives a slow camera push through each scene, dissolving into the next. Nothing to animate by hand: no timeline, no GSAP, no camera rig.

  • Generated, not stock — every scene is drawn for your sentence: the quay, the market, the rooftop. No library shots, no green screen.
  • Scroll is the only control — scroll position sets the camera: push in, drift, then the next scene comes up under the same headline.
  • One link, any device — the build is plain HTML, CSS and MP4, published at a URL. It opens on a phone with no app and no plugin.

Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the place and answer a couple of questions; the scenes and the page are made for you. If you do code, the published page is plain HTML and JavaScript you can open and edit.

Is this a video or a real website?

A website. The page is HTML with your headline, copy and chapter nav; the scenes are generated stills, and scroll position decides how far the camera has pushed into each one. There is no video file to load, which is why it opens fast on a phone.

How many scenes do I get?

Three by default, which keeps the page light. Each extra scene adds one image and a little more scroll, so five scenes still open quickly. You can ask for more.

Can I use my own photos or brand colours?

Yes. Add a reference image or describe the palette in the prompt, and the scenes are derived from that look. The headline, copy and chapter labels are plain HTML, so they are your words.

What happens between scenes — does it cut?

Each scene dissolves into the next while the camera is still moving, so the change happens under the text instead of on a black frame. It reads as one continuous move; there is no cut and no fade to black.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. The page switches to a portrait crop and the same scroll drives the same moves. A three-scene site stays under a megabyte of images, so it opens without a loading screen.

Can I edit the text afterwards?

Yes. The headline, the line of copy and the chapter names are HTML; edit them in the published page, or ask for a new version in the same chat.

What can't it do?

It won't let you walk around or open a map — it is a one-way camera flight. For a world you can move in, a walkable 3D world or a map page is the better build.

Start with one place

A harbour, a school gate, one alley. One sentence is enough — you can add scenes by talking to it.

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