PROFESSIONAL END-CREDIT WORKFLOW
From first name to final frame.
ScrollX turns structured cast-and-crew data into professional end credits. Organize names by role and department, format the layout, preview changes, make revisions and render output ready for the finishing timeline.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE FILM
Inside the workspace
ScrollX is a professional end credits generator for editors and post-production teams. It turns structured cast-and-crew data into formatted, previewable and render-ready end credits.
ScrollX works as an end credits maker and generator for film, television, documentary and short-form post-production. Import or paste a structured credit sheet, protect title hierarchy and safe margins, then prepare a 4K sequence for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro.
Import or sync a credit list
Explore the workflow
ScrollX workflow preview
How it works
Start with your approved cast-and-crew list, then organize roles and names in a clear production order.
Set typography, spacing, safe margins and format; preview the sequence as you refine it.
Complete name, role, legal and approval checks, then export the final sequence for your edit.
Made for the finish
Keep roles, names and sections organized as your list grows.
Revise a name or reorder a section without starting your design over.
Carry one visual system from your opening credit to the final card.
Output examples
DIRECTED BYMara Ellis
PRODUCED BYJon Bell · Lena Ortiz
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHYLiam Chen
ORIGINAL SCORERowan Vale
Cast → Crew → FinishingA measured cast-and-crew roll grouped by department, from principal cast through the finishing crew.
Special thanks to our contributors
Interviews · Archive · Production
Archival material used with permission
A chaptered sequence with interview subjects, archive sources, special thanks and a final legal notice.
In the edit suite
Make credit updates without rebuilding layouts for every cut, then hand the approved sequence to finishing.
Keep owners, review status and delivery settings clear while names and departments move through approval.
Questions, answered
Start with a structured cast-and-crew list or credit sheet, then organize names, roles and departments inside the project.
Yes. Revise names, roles or department order while preserving the established layout, then preview the updated sequence before rendering.
ScrollX prepares and renders the credit sequence. Bring the finished video into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro for your final timeline.
Confirm spelling, role order, department grouping, legal notices, safe margins, resolution, frame rate and final stakeholder approval.
ScrollX / End Credits Generator
Take your credits from a working list to a sequence ready for the final cut.
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