Multi-column layouts
Hundreds of names stay readable: single, double or multi-column layouts switch with one tap.
Use case
Documentaries owe credit to a lot of people — interviewees, archive sources, foundations, fixers, translators. Roll them all, clean and readable.
Hundreds of names stay readable: single, double or multi-column layouts switch with one tap.
Set the exact duration of the roll so every name is on screen long enough to be read.
Interviews, archival footage, music licensing, funders, special thanks — structure the roll with plain-text sections.
From spreadsheet or document — interviewees, archives, funders, crew.
Neutral typography and spacing that suits documentary tone.
Apple ProRes up to 4K for the conform, or HEVC for quick delivery.
As long as you need — the layout engine handles long lists, and multi-column modes keep them compact.
Slow enough to read every name. Set the total duration and the app paces the scroll evenly.
Yes — Apple ProRes 422 and 4444 up to 4K at 60 FPS, with transparent or solid background.
Yes — sections are defined right in the plain text, each with its own heading.
More use cases
Close every upload like a production — 4K outros and transparent overlays that keep end screens clickable.
Learn more →Festival-ready rolling titles with industry-standard layouts and Apple ProRes export. No After Effects.
Learn more →Roll the names of everyone who made the day happen — elegant thank-you titles for wedding films.
Learn more →Deadline tonight? Type the names, pick a style, export — polished credits for school and university projects.
Learn more →Export credits with alpha channel and composite them over any footage in Final Cut, CapCut or DaVinci Resolve.
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