Credits Roll Generator

Create professional, butter-smooth scrolling film credits entirely in your browser. 10 section types, cast lists with dot leaders, music credits, name walls & more. Export as WebM with transparent background & drop right into your video editor.

100% Browser-Based No Upload Required No Account Needed Completely Free

10 Section Types

Mix & match any of these building blocks to craft exactly the end credits you need — from single titles to multi-track soundtracks.

Single Credit

One role & one name, centered — perfect for "Directed by" or "Produced by" titles.

Double Column

Role on the left, name on the right — the classic crew list format. Paste directly from Excel or Google Sheets.

Cast List with Dot Leaders

Character name ........ Actor name. Auto-generated dotted lines between role and name — the classic film cast format.

Name Wall (3–5 Columns)

Dump 50+ names and choose how many columns. Perfect for "Special Thanks", Kickstarter backers or extras.

Music / Soundtrack Credits

Structured blocks for multiple tracks with song title, "Written by", "Performed by" and "Courtesy of" fields.

Section Header

Big centered uppercase title with optional underline to separate departments — CAST, STUNTS, POST PRODUCTION.

Text Block

Free-form centered text for disclaimers, dedications, "In memory of" or any custom paragraph.

Logo & Image Block

Add production logos, sponsor images or any graphic — with adjustable size, rows per line and gaps.

Spacer

Control pacing with dedicated empty space blocks. Adjustable height with optional centered label.

Key Features

Real-Time Canvas Preview

See your credits scroll live as you edit. Timeline scrubber, play/pause and click-to-scroll from any section card.

WebM Export with Alpha

Export as WebM (VP9) with transparent background — layer over any footage without masking. Configurable resolution up to 4K.

Google Fonts

Choose from a curated selection of beautiful, cinema-ready fonts — loaded on demand and cached for instant use.

Excel / Sheets Paste

Copy a two-column selection from any spreadsheet and paste it — the tool auto-detects the tab-separated structure.

Element Styles (Expert Mode)

Fine-tune every text element individually — scale, opacity and color for roles, names, headers, music labels and more.

Title Safe Area

Toggle a title safe area overlay and adjust horizontal margin (3–25%) to keep text away from TV overscan edges.

Gzip-Compressed Projects

Save your project as a compact .credits file (gzip). Load it back anytime — even legacy JSON files are supported.

Drag & Drop Reorder

Rearrange sections by dragging their handles. Collapsible cards, duplicate, hide titles — full editorial control.

Resizable Panels

Drag the dividers between sidebar, preview canvas and settings panel to customize your workspace.

How It Works

1

Add your sections

Pick from 10 section types: crew credits, cast lists, music tracks, name walls, logos, spacers and more. Paste from Excel or type manually.

2

Style & preview

Choose a font, adjust sizes, spacing and colors. Use Element Styles for per-element control. Watch the live canvas preview update instantly.

3

Export as video

Hit Export to render a smooth WebM video (up to 4K, 60fps) — with optional transparent background. Drop it straight into your NLE timeline.

Save, Share & Reuse

Your credits project isn't a one-time export — it's a reusable, shareable template.

Save as .credits File

Download your entire project — all sections, styles, fonts and images — as a single compact .credits file. Open it again weeks or months later and pick up exactly where you left off.

Hand Off to Your Editor

Prepare the credits on your laptop, send the .credits file to the editor or colorist, and let them export at the final resolution. No need to share raw text documents or screenshots.

Reuse Across Projects

Built a credits template for your production company? Save it once and reload it for every new film. Just swap the names and export — your layout, fonts and element styles stay intact.

Team-Friendly Workflow

The producer writes the credits list, the designer fine-tunes the typography, and the editor exports the final video. One file, multiple contributors, zero friction.

Perfect For

Short films and student film projects
YouTube videos, web series & documentaries
Corporate videos, event recaps & conferences
Independent features & crowdfunded films
Music videos, lyric videos & concert films
Wedding films, memorial videos & school projects
Game credits, podcast credits & thank-you rolls
Kickstarter backer credits & supporter name walls

Ideal for Schools & Universities

Film schools, media classes and student projects deserve professional tools — without licensing headaches or privacy concerns.

Zero License Costs

No subscriptions, no seat licenses, no IT procurement. Students and teachers just open the browser and start — on any device, any OS.

100% Privacy / GDPR

Nothing is uploaded — ever. All processing happens locally. No student data leaves the device. Fully compatible with school data-protection policies.

No Installation

Works on Chromebooks, Mac labs and Windows PCs. No admin rights needed, no software to install or update — just a modern browser.

Real-World Skills

Students learn industry-standard credit formatting — cast lists, department headers, music rights blocks — using the same conventions as professional productions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I export with a transparent background?

Yes! The WebM export supports alpha-channel transparency. Enable "Transparent Background" in the Export panel. Then layer the clip over your footage in Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut or any other NLE.

Can I paste credits from Excel or Google Sheets?

Absolutely. Copy a two-column selection (roles + names) and paste into any Double Column or Cast List section. The tool automatically detects the tab-separated structure and fills in all rows.

Why WebM and not MP4?

WebM (VP9) supports transparent video — MP4/H.264 does not. All major video editors (Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut) can import WebM files with alpha channels.

What are Element Styles?

Element Styles is an expert feature that lets you independently control the scale (0.1×–3.0×), opacity and color of every text element type — roles, names, section titles, cast dots, music labels and more. One global font size slider scales everything proportionally, while Element Styles give you fine-grained overrides.

What is the Title Safe Area?

TVs and some monitors crop the outer edges of the picture (overscan). The Title Safe Area overlay shows you where text should stay to remain visible on all screens. You can toggle it on/off and adjust the horizontal margin from 3% to 25%.

Is my data uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs 100% in your browser. Your text, images and the rendered video never leave your device. Projects are saved locally as compressed .credits files.

Can I save my project and continue later?

Yes. Hit "Save Project" to download a gzip-compressed .credits file. Load it back anytime with "Load Project". Legacy JSON files from older versions are also supported.

Can I share my project with someone else?

Yes. The .credits file contains everything — sections, styles, fonts and embedded images. Send it to a colleague via email, Slack or any file-sharing service. They can open it in the Credits Roll Generator and continue editing or export immediately.

Can I reuse a project as a template for other films?

Absolutely. Save your project once, then load it for each new production. Your layout, fonts, element styles and section structure are preserved — just update the names and export again.

Can I use this in a school or university?

Absolutely — it's ideal for education. No license costs, no accounts, no student data collected. Everything runs locally in the browser, making it fully compatible with GDPR and school data-protection policies. Works on Chromebooks, Mac labs and Windows PCs without installation or admin rights.

What resolutions are supported?

You can export in 1280×720 (HD), 1920×1080 (Full HD), 2560×1440 (QHD) or 3840×2160 (4K UHD) — at 24, 30 or 60 fps.

Ready to roll the credits?

Create professional film credits in minutes — cast lists, music credits, name walls & more. Right in your browser.

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