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Scrolling Text Generator
marquee, ticker and credits in the browser

About Scrolling Text Generator
Create marquee/ticker/credits scrolling text → export GIF/WebM or embed
In the maker’s words
I wanted the classic tilted crawl effect for intros, plus a clean credits roll for outros. The annoying part was always the same: getting a readable look, a controllable speed, and an output that overlays cleanly. So I built a browser-first scrolling text generator that runs locally. It focuses on three use cases: a tilted perspective crawl, vertical end credits, and a horizontal ticker. You can control fonts, size, colors, line height, alignment, and background mode (including transparent). The preview is real-time so you can iterate quickly without re-rendering in a heavy tool. When it looks right, you export animated images or video files for editing, or copy an embed snippet for web and streaming overlays. https://scrollingtextgenerator.space
Where people found it
- Hacker NewsShow HN: Scrolling Text Generator – marquee, ticker and credits in the browser4 points1 comments20 days ago
- Hacker NewsShow HN: Quick scrolling text for banners and tickers, built as a browser tool1 points1 comments2025-12-22
Saved source observations
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Hacker News
- Activity
- 4 points
- Comments
- 1
- Posts
- 1
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