Crawler
Opens your site in headless Chromium, walks down the page, shoots it on desktop and phone, and reads your headline, copy, stats, button colours, fonts and contract address.
ROTOSCOPE films your site in a real browser, writes the script from your own copy and cuts a promo reel with music, right here in your browser. Free. No wallet, no signup.
Rotoscoping is tracing over film, frame by frame. We trace your site into motion. Each agent has one job and hands its work to the next; the scene above is the same pipeline, live. From link to MP4 takes about a minute.
Opens your site in headless Chromium, walks down the page, shoots it on desktop and phone, and reads your headline, copy, stats, button colours, fonts and contract address.
Cuts your own words into a hook, a line, proof (your numbers or features), the token beat and a call to action. No made-up claims, and you can edit every line.
Takes the palette from your button colour and screenshot, sets the pace to the music's tempo so every cut lands on a beat, and plans the shots.
Draws every frame on your machine (canvas, and WebGL for the 3D tilt), composes the soundtrack and encodes an H.264 MP4 with WebCodecs, faster than real time.
Measures every line of text against the pixels behind it: safe area, size, line length, contrast, reading speed, the contract on screen for 4 s, loudness. Anything off goes back.
Every reel here came straight out of this engine, untouched. Cards play on their own; click one to watch it with sound.
Examples are made from public websites to show the engine. Not affiliated with or endorsed by those projects.
Launch day needs a reel now, not next week. The Crawler finds your contract address, ticker and chain, and the reel puts them on screen big, whole and readable.
Turn your landing page into a launch reel for X, Product Hunt and the changelog in a minute.
Your product page, your numbers and your call to action, cut to the beat.
A reel for every client launch, the same bar every time, made while you write the post.
Your headline, your lines, your numbers and your button, cut into hook → proof → call to action. Nothing invented. Don't like a line? Change it before you export.
Nine checks run on every reel, measured on real frames, and the results come with your download. Failures are fixed and checked again, up to three rounds.
One script, two native layouts. Not a crop.
Read from your buttons and your own screenshot, and checked for contrast.
A track composed for each reel at the style's tempo. Every cut lands on a beat, mixed to −14 LUFS.
Frames are drawn in your browser and encoded with WebCodecs. Your reel never leaves your computer until you post it.
The crawl runs on our server; the film is drawn and encoded on your computer. A reel costs us a fraction of a cent, so it costs you nothing.
per reel, as many as you want
The engine stays free. Holders get the new things first, and a say in what we build next.
Every reel ends with a small "made with rotoscope.fun" line on the end card. That line is how this stays free.
Real-browser crawl, four styles, 9:16 and 16:9, a script editor, nine QA checks and free MP4 export.
AI script and voiceover, brand kits you can save, batch reels for agencies and KOLs.
Developers build styles, scenes and transitions as code on the same renderer.
Paid plugins with a revenue share for their makers. $ROTO as the in-app currency.
Styles and scenes built by developers, used per reel. A concept preview, not live yet.
Animated candles build your logo.
Supply split as a kinetic donut.
Bold, bouncy captions for 9:16.
RGB-split transitions on the beat.
Narration timed to the cuts.
Your roadmap as a parallax timeline.
Plugin names, authors and prices above are illustrative.
$ROTO is the community token of ROTOSCOPE, and the planned currency of the plugin marketplace:
$ROTO is a community token with planned in-app uses. It is not an investment and nothing here promises profit, returns or a price. Always check the contract address on this site: scammers deploy look-alike tokens.
An MP4 file: H.264 video at 1080p and 30 frames a second with AAC sound, usually 15 to 30 seconds long, in 9:16 or 16:9. It is cut from your site's own screens and words: kinetic type, your numbers counting up, your pages in a tilted browser or a phone, your contract address if you have one, and your call to action.
Yes. The crawl runs on our server, which costs us a fraction of a cent; the drawing and encoding run on your computer. No wallet, no email, no watermark. The end card carries a small "made with rotoscope.fun" line.
The Crawler needs 10 to 30 seconds to open and film your site (sites tried before come back instantly). The preview plays right away; the export usually runs faster than real time, so a 20-second reel takes 5 to 30 seconds depending on your computer.
Yes. The Crawler opens your page in a real browser, waits for it to render, clicks past welcome pop-ups and reads what a visitor sees, so React, Next.js and typical token landing pages work. It also looks for your contract address, ticker and chain. If it guesses something wrong, fix it in the script editor.
Before you export: every line of the script, the stats, the features, the ticker and contract, the call to action, the accent colour, the style and the format. The preview updates as you type.
Nowhere. It is made in your browser and saved to "My reels" on this device only. We never see it unless you post it.
Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera on desktop or Android, Safari 17 and later, and recent Firefox all export an MP4 with WebCodecs. Older browsers record the reel in real time instead, which takes as long as the reel.
No. ROTOSCOPE is clean motion design: your type, your numbers, your screens, cuts on the beat.
Yes. The words and screens are yours, and the music is composed by the engine for your reel, so you can post it anywhere, ads included.
The community token of ROTOSCOPE on Solana, with planned uses inside the product: holder perks and paying plugin makers. It is not an investment and we promise no returns. The only real contract address is the one on this site and on our X account.
That's the plan. A plugin SDK comes later; paid plugins in the marketplace give their makers a share of each sale.