ROLLING CREDITS FOR POST-PRODUCTION

Rolling Credits Generator for Smooth, Timed Credit Rolls

The roll, under control.

ScrollX turns long cast-and-crew lists into continuous scrolling credits. Set speed, runtime and frame rate, preview the moving roll, make late revisions and render the final sequence for your edit.

ScrollX / Live preview
ROLL · 24 FPS
CAST
Nia Cole · Theo Grant
CAMERA
Liam Chen · Alex Rivera
SOUND
Rowan Vale · Jules Park
EDITING
Zoe Carter · Sam Reed
ART DEPARTMENT
Eden Ross · Noah Kim
VISUAL EFFECTS
Northlight Studio
SPECIAL THANKS
Our entire crew
CAST
Nia Cole · Theo Grant
CAMERA
Liam Chen · Alex Rivera
SOUND
Rowan Vale · Jules Park
EDITING
Zoe Carter · Sam Reed
ART DEPARTMENT
Eden Ross · Noah Kim
VISUAL EFFECTS
Northlight Studio
SPECIAL THANKS
Our entire crew
00:00:48:08

Inside the workspace

Control the roll from list to runtime.

A rolling credits generator creates a vertically scrolling credit sequence from a cast-and-crew list. ScrollX helps post teams control its layout, speed, runtime, revisions and final render.

Whether you call it a rolling credits generator, scrolling credits maker or credit roll tool, ScrollX keeps the approved list, pacing and final render connected. Set title hierarchy, safe margins, delivery resolution and frame rate before final QC in Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro.

Untitled production
Live preview
Credit listSheet synced
CAST
Nia Cole · Theo Grant
CAMERA
Liam Chen · Alex Rivera
SOUND
Rowan Vale · Jules Park
EDITING
Zoe Carter · Sam Reed
ART DEPARTMENT
Eden Ross · Noah Kim
VISUAL EFFECTS
Northlight Studio
SPECIAL THANKS
Our entire crew

Render settings

Estimated runtime · 02:40

Sequence preview24 fps
CASTNia Cole · Theo Grant
CAMERALiam Chen · Alex Rivera
SOUNDRowan Vale · Jules Park
EDITINGZoe Carter · Sam Reed
ART DEPARTMENTEden Ross · Noah Kim
VISUAL EFFECTSNorthlight Studio
SPECIAL THANKSOur entire crew
02:40

Sync a long credit list

Explore the workflow

ScrollX workflow preview

How it works

Build a readable roll from a long credit list

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Build the list

Group the approved cast, crew and acknowledgements into one ordered credit roll.

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Set the pace

Choose a scroll speed, inspect the running time and preview the motion at the delivery frame rate.

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Revise and render

Update the list while preserving its style, complete final QC and render for the timeline.

Made for the finish

Balance scroll speed, runtime and frame rate

Long lists, kept legible

Give every department room to breathe without losing the rhythm of the roll.

Timing you can shape

Balance scroll speed and running time around the end of your film.

Consistent through revisions

Keep spacing and typography intact as names change.

Output examples

Credit rolls built around length, pace and delivery

FEATURE · FULL CAST & CREW

CASTNia Cole · Theo Grant

CAMERALiam Chen · Alex Rivera

SOUNDRowan Vale · Jules Park

EDITINGZoe Carter · Sam Reed

ART DEPARTMENTEden Ross · Noah Kim

02:40 · 24 fps · 1×

Feature-film roll · measured pace

A long, evenly spaced cast-and-crew list timed for a measured 02:40 closing sequence.

EPISODIC · SHORT ROLL

Nia Cole · Theo Grant

Edited by Zoe Carter

00:35 · 29.97 fps · 1.5×

Episodic roll · faster finish

A compact 00:35 roll for a shorter episodic or commercial delivery.

In the edit suite

Keep the roll consistent through late revisions

Offline editors and assistants

Check the roll against picture and music before you lock the ending, even as approved names change.

Online, motion and finishing teams

Preserve typography and spacing while preparing a consistent rendered sequence for post-production delivery.

Questions, answered

The essentials.

Are rolling credits and scrolling credits different?

They usually describe the same vertically moving credit format. ScrollX supports the long continuous roll used at the end of film, television and commercial work.

How should I choose the scroll speed?

Balance readability against the available runtime, then preview the full roll at the delivery frame rate before approval.

What happens when the credit list changes?

Update the name, role or order, review the recalculated timing and preview the revised roll without rebuilding its style.

Where does the rendered credit roll go?

Bring the finished video into Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro for your final edit and delivery.

Can I set resolution and frame rate?

Use the project delivery settings to match the finishing timeline, then verify resolution, frame rate, safe margins and final playback during QC.

ScrollX / Rolling Credits Generator

Make every name count.

Take your credits from a working list to a sequence ready for the final cut.

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