Drop in your designs, pick a motion, export a seamless loop. Polished showcase videos in minutes, right in your browser.




Stories, feeds and case studies from the same showcase. Nothing gets stretched or cut off.



3D rings and tunnels, grids, decks and carousels. Each one loops seamlessly.



























































One project reshapes for stories, feeds and slides. Cards can be portrait, square or wide, or follow your media. Nothing stretched, nothing cut off.
Frame 9:16Frame 3:4Frame 4:5Frame 1:1Frame 4:3Frame 16:9Card 3:4Card 1:1Card 9:16Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, ever.
MP4, WebM, transparent video and PNG frames.

Every export ends exactly where it began.
Every project saves itself, so client changes take minutes, not a rebuild.
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v3Everything is free until Pro launches, including 4K, 60 fps and transparent video. After that, 720p stays free for good.
Yes. Until Pro launches, everything is free: every motion, unlimited projects, and exports up to 4K at 60 fps, including transparent video, with no watermark. After the beta, 720p stays free for good and 1080p stays free with a small watermark; 2K, 4K, 60 fps, transparent video and video backgrounds join Pro. Beta users get first claim on the 50 founding lifetime seats.
Three steps: drop in your images or video clips, pick a motion, and export. No account, no timeline, nothing to install. Your first loop takes a couple of minutes.
No. Everything runs in your browser on your own computer. Your images, videos and projects are never uploaded to us or anyone else.
It depends on your computer. A 15-second loop at 1080p usually takes around 40–60 seconds on a good laptop; video clips and 60 fps take longer. The progress bar shows the time remaining.
Yes, commercial use is allowed during the beta, and anything you export during the beta stays yours to use commercially for good. After launch, commercial use comes with Pro.
Laptops and desktops, in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Safari support is coming. Phones can open it, but making showcases needs a bigger screen.
MP4 or WebM video, transparent video, or PNG frames, in six frame shapes from 9:16 to 16:9, all from the same project. The cards inside can be portrait, square or wide too.