The eight we actually get asked

You are scrolling through one right now, and there are five more under Worlds. That is the only honest answer to this question — judge the output, not the method. What makes the difference is that every scene in a world shares one style preamble word for word, so the six frames read as one place rather than six lucky generations.

A scene poster loads first and the clip takes over once it is ready, so there is never a blank frame. Clips are lazy-loaded as blobs a screen or two ahead of where you are, roughly 8 MB each at 1080p. Anyone with reduced motion enabled never downloads a single video — they get the stills, cross-dissolving. The mobile chain, if you order it, is native 9:16 at about 2–3 MB per clip, not a downscaled landscape crop.

It is vanilla JavaScript with no dependencies. It builds its own DOM inside a container you give it, so it drops into plain HTML, WordPress, Next.js, Vue, Webflow, Shopify or a Rails view. The integration guide in your bundle is written for the system you name in your brief.

You see the scene stills on day one, before any video is rendered. If the look is wrong, say so and you get the full purchase price back — no reason needed. That decision sits exactly where the cost of the job jumps, which is the only place a guarantee like this can honestly hold.

Yes. On payment you get the exclusive, unrestricted commercial rights to every still and clip made for you, including the right to modify and to pass on. The scroll engine underneath is MIT-licensed open source and ships with its licence. There is no subscription and no platform you have to stay on.

Yes, and it is built for exactly that. Nothing we deliver carries our name — no badge in the corner, no credit line, no script phoning home. You get the exclusive commercial rights including the right to sublicense, so you can produce a world under your own brand, hand it to a client and charge whatever your market bears. Agencies and freelancers are a large part of why the price is where it is: at €249 in, the margin on the resale is yours to set. We never contact your client and we appear nowhere in the bundle.

The engine is hardened for phones either way — seek coalescing, iOS playback priming, safe-area-aware copy, particles off on touch devices. What costs extra is the native 9:16 chain: a second full set of clips, shot portrait rather than cropped from landscape. That is €99, and it roughly doubles the render spend, which is why it is not folded into the base price.

Five working days from your approval of the stills, and the stills reach you on the first working day after ordering. Expedited delivery compresses that to 48 hours for €99. We cap the number of worlds we take per week because seam checking does not parallelise. That limit is real: if a week is full, you see it when you book your slot.