Scrolling Text and Image Scrolling Animation Generator

Create scrolling text or image animations, with preview and export to GIF/WebM/MP4, and support for batch packaged downloads.

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Speed and Stability: Processing speed depends on your device and browser. For large batch work, the desktop version may be more stable.

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Tool Usage

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Set content and animation options first, preview to confirm, then generate and export. Single and batch modes are both on this page. In batch mode, only the first 20 files or items are shown for review.

Set content

Choose a generation mode first, then enter text or select images. Sample content can be used for testing.

Mode Download a single result directly; batch results are packed as a ZIP

Content type Related options will appear after switching

Text content Supports line breaks and auto-wraps to canvas width

Output file name Typography

Select Images Multiple images are stitched in order into one scrolling animation

Click to choose images, or drag them here Supports common image formats such as JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF

Batch text Generate one animation per line; empty lines can be ignored

Ignore blank lines ZIP file name

Batch images Generate a separate animation for each image; filenames use the original image names by default

Click to select multiple images, or drag images here The first 20 are shown; all will be processed on export

Animation Settings

Set canvas, direction, speed, colors, and text or image details. Save common settings.

Quick sizes Choose a preset, then fine-tune

Basic animation Speed unit: pixels/second

Canvas width (px) Canvas height (px) Scroll direction Scroll speed FPS Duration (sec) Auto-calculate duration from content Background color

Text style Great for captions, announcements, and scrolling tips

Text size (px) Line height Padding (px) Vertical offset (px) Text Color Stroke Color Stroke width (px) Font style Font name

Image style Stitch images to scroll in current direction

Image scaling mode Image spacing (px) Image radius (px) Image margin (px)

Export Options GIF is best for short animations; video for longer content

Export Format GIF quality Video bitrate (kbps) Transparent GIF background

Preview & export

Preview the scroll direction and speed before generating. A ZIP download will be available after batch generation.

Generation controls Checking components...

Waiting to process. Set content and parameters first.

Results Show first 20 items after generation

Instructions

Software Usage Instructions

Set content: Select “Single generation” or “Batch generation,” then choose “Text scrolling” or “Image scrolling.” For text, you can enter multiple lines directly; for images, you can select one or more images.
Usage example: Click “Load example” to quickly fill in sample text for testing the scroll direction, speed, and export effect.
Adjust animation parameters: Set the canvas width and height, scroll direction, scroll speed, FPS, duration, and background color; you can also use quick sizes such as vertical subtitles, horizontal banners, square displays, and LED screens.
Set text or image styles:
- Text: You can set font size, line height, margins, offset, text color, stroke color, stroke width, font style, and font name.
- Images: You can set scaling mode, image spacing, rounded corners, and padding.
Save settings: Click “Save settings” to keep commonly used parameters so you can continue using them later.
Preview animation: After entering “Preview and export,” click “Start preview” to view the scrolling effect. You can also refresh the screen or preview in full screen.
Export file: Select GIF, WebM, or MP4 format, then click “Generate and download” to get the result. After batch generation is complete, you can click “Download all results (ZIP)” to save all files.

FAQ

A: You can choose automatic line wrapping or force a single line. Automatic line wrapping calculates the number of lines based on the canvas width and margins; forcing a single line is suitable for horizontal marquee subtitles.

A: For announcement subtitles, start with 100-180 pixels/second; for horizontal LED subtitles, you can increase the speed appropriately; for image display animations, reduce the speed to make details easier to view.

A: GIF is suitable for short animations and looping displays; WebM is suitable for web video scenarios and offers good file size control; MP4 is suitable for video platforms, editing software, and common players.

A: Image batches use the original file names by default; text batches generate names based on the text content. If duplicate names occur, numbers such as _2, _3, etc. will be appended automatically.

A: To keep the interface clean, the list only displays the first 20 items for review; hidden content will still be processed and included in the ZIP file.

A: Set the image scaling mode to “Fit,” so the image is displayed proportionally; if you need it to fill the frame, choose “Fill and Crop.”

A: You can lower the FPS, reduce the canvas size, shorten the duration, or process a large amount of content in batches. When generating GIFs, you can also increase the quality value appropriately to reduce the processing load.