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Cinematic AI sites, made easy

Copy a prompt, paste it into your AI and ship a site that doesn't look AI-made.

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Prompts for immersive websites

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Parrilla — A racing driver's site: a relief portrait in WebGL and a helmet that burns in on entry and only reappears where the cursor passes.
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Parrilla
Vellum — Tattoo studio: the cursor is the needle. You tattoo a forearm and the line comes out red and swollen, then heals while you watch.
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Vellum
Manga — Tattoo studio variant: scroll is the session, and the forearm fills up, zone by zone, into a full sleeve.
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Manga
Navaja — Barbershop: scroll does the cut. From four months of hair to a fade, scissor work on top and a lined-up beard, pass by pass, with the barber's hand.
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Navaja
Ridgeline — Pickup accessories shop: as you scroll the parts mount in a technical drawing, night falls with the headlights on, and it ends in a priced configurator.
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Ridgeline
Vatio — Energy drink: a 3D carousel of eight cans under a halo; on scroll the chosen can grows, spins and lights up each ingredient the copy mentions on its back.
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Vatio
Plancha — A late-night burger joint: the hero photo turns cream, the burger splits into five labelled layers, then drops into its combo box with fries, sauce and shake.
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Plancha
Obsidiana — A design and engineering studio rendered in near-absolute black, with a breathing hero and huge light-weight type.
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Prompts for 3D scenes

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Monolito — A polished stone block floating over an endless floor, with warm light around it, a long shadow and dust rising slowly.
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Monolito
Corriente — An incompressible fluid solved on the GPU that you stir with the pointer and, left alone, keeps swirling away from the text.
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Corriente
Duna — An endless desert at dawn, flown over at sand level: asymmetric backlit dunes, a rising sun and a seamless horizon.
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Duna
Espiral — A galaxy of a hundred thousand points in three arms turning at different speeds; the camera closes in on scroll.
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Espiral
Cristal — A grid of forty glass prisms that splits the light behind it; the pointer separates the colours and scroll tilts it.
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Cristal
Enjambre — Fifty-seven thousand points simulated on the GPU that arrange into a word, scatter and form the next one; the pointer pushes them away.
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Enjambre
Pliegue — A velvet cloth rippling under three winds that never repeat, raking-lit from the left, giving way where the pointer touches it.
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Pliegue
Eco — A mesh in perspective where every click releases a wave that travels, crosses the others and fades out.
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Eco

Prompts for interactive sections

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Focus Carousel — A carousel where the centre card is in focus and the side cards blur and shrink.
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Focus Carousel
Hall of Mirrors — A gallery in perspective where images line up along a corridor you travel through on scroll.
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Hall of Mirrors
Columnata — A features block in columns that rise in a staggered sequence on entry.
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Columnata
Almanaque — Cards that stack and fan apart like a deck as the pointer approaches.
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Almanaque
Cascada — A masonry mosaic whose columns move at different speeds.
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Cascada
Ascenso — A vertical timeline with a line that fills as you scroll down.
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Ascenso
Ecuador — A product showcase where the item stays pinned in the centre while the content moves around it.
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Ecuador
Reguero — A logo or word marquee whose speed follows the scroll direction.
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Reguero

Prompts for animated backgrounds

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Violet Dream — A fold of violet silk around a dark cavity, breathing without asking for attention.
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Violet Dream
Dunes of Light — Five copper slopes and one blue, breathing at rhythms that never line up, behind text that reads at 7.2:1.
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Dunes of Light
Ocaso — A cinematic sky ending in a copper incision, with a half-sunk sun and animated grain.
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Ocaso
Night Flowers — A night herbarium: six-petal silk flowers on a hexagonal grid, each breathing at its own pace, while the garden turns very slowly.
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Night Flowers
Persiana — Twenty-four metal slats turning on their axis in a 12 s wave, with garden light cut diagonally behind them.
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Persiana
Estrellado — A night atlas: seven hundred and seventy stars at three depths with parallax, a seven-star figure and a shooting star that crosses the text without touching its contrast.
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Estrellado
Glass Wave — A sheet of smoked glass curving across the frame, refracting the light behind it with split channels and breathing every 14 s.
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Glass Wave
Caminante — A landscape poster: an oversized sun, three ink hills and a tiny figure walking while the sky goes from night to dawn to day.
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Caminante

Prompts for interactive gradients

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Estrígilo — Curved flutes that drift under the pointer.
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Estrígilo
Faro — A radial beam sweeping from a point that follows the mouse.
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Faro
Laminar — Layers of colour flowing in parallel and blending at the edges.
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Laminar
Komorebi — Soft patches of light like sun filtering through leaves.
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Komorebi
Antípoda — Two opposing colour sources that repel each other around the cursor.
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Antípoda
Icor — A vein of molten gold with folds that catch the light where the pointer passes.
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Icor
Yesca — Embers that flare where the cursor passes and die down behind it.
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Yesca
Bajío — Shallow water with caustics that glide, pulse and pull back from the text.
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Bajío

One prompt, from idea to interface

Everything you need to build a cinematic website with AI.

Five kinds of layer

Each one is delivered as a prompt you can copy.

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Templates

Complete landing pages, motion included — five-figure agency work.

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3D Scenes

Real-time WebGL — particles, fluids, terrain.

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Sections

Self-contained page blocks that arrive with their motion already wired.

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Backgrounds

Animated and static backdrops, ready to sit behind whatever you build.

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Gradients

Gradients that react to the pointer in pure WebGL, around one kilobyte.

prompt → your project

Copy a layer's prompt, paste it into your agent and get a self-contained HTML page. Then drop it into your project, or ask it to rebuild it in your framework with one more line.

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Scenes and gradients with their numbers in plain sight

Every prompt spells out its values: colours, speeds, densities. Change them before pasting and the piece comes out with yours.

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Compose a section nobody else has

Paste a background's prompt and a section's prompt into your agent, and ask it to put one on top of the other.

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Imagine your own agent
with all of this inside

Connect the Scrollwork MCP and your agent finds and fetches the prompts on its own.

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Search the library

“Find a 3D scene with water” and it returns the pieces that fit.

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Fetch the prompt

It reads the full prompt of the piece you pick, no copy and paste.

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Build it in your code

With the prompt in hand, it builds it straight into your project.

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Every layer, in one place

A library of design prompts that grows on a regular basis.

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Frequently
asked questions

Yes: a curated set of free layers, with the full prompt and no card. Paste one into your AI and in a few minutes you'll know whether this is for you. That's what they're for.

Click Copy prompt and paste it into whatever writes your code: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, Lovable, Bolt or v0. It will rebuild the layer. If your agent supports MCP, connect it and it will find and fetch the prompt on its own.

Yes. A prompt is structured language, not code, so it isn't tied to any framework or vendor. By default it builds a self-contained HTML page; add one line and your AI builds it in Next.js, Astro, Vue or WordPress.

You won't, and that's the point. A layer is a foundation, not a finished site for an industry: what you get is the motion, the depth and the craft; you bring the subject. Search by the feeling you want, not by your niche.

Change all of it. The prompt is text: tweak whatever values you like before pasting it, and from there it's your AI and your words — colours, copy, sections, layout.

Yes, with any paid plan: a commercial license, no attribution and no cap on sites. The free layers are for trying the product; turn them into something of your own rather than publishing them untouched.