A-TIER technique
Scroll-scrubbed product animation — Apple-style image sequence with AI
100k ft — What is this?
Scroll-scrubbed product animation — Apple-style image sequence with AI
50k ft — Why care?
Four-step recipe: generate start and end frames in Google Flow, animate between them with frames-to-video, export 30fps frames with Easy GIF, then have your AI coding tool build a scroll-linked canvas image sequence. Same trick Apple uses on product pages.
10k ft — Key takeaways
• Export to a 30fps frame sequence and scrub it on a canvas with scroll position
• Two keyframes plus AI interpolation gives a product spin/build clip
5k ft — Tools & techniques
Claude, Claude Code, Easy GIF, Google Flow
code generation, frames-to-video, scroll-linked image sequence, vibe coding
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
comment “scroll” and I’ll send you the prompts, full walkthrough, and bonus animation prompts 👩🏻💻💌
you can do this for any product btw 👀 What would you build with this effect?
#claude #claudeai #claudecode #aitips #learnai
Transcript excerpt
Here's how you can build these kind of scroll animations that agencies pay thousands for. In four steps with zero code. You know the ones where you scroll and the product spins or builds itself on screen. Here's how to make it. Step one, go to Google Flow and generate two images with these prompts. So basically one is for the start frame and another for the end frame. Step two, in Flow, pick frames to video, upload both images and let it animate everything in between. Step three, take that clip to Easy GIF, use video to image sequence, set it to 30 frames per second and download all the frames as a zip. Step four, drop that whole folder into your AI coding tool and tell it to build a scroll linked image sequence on a canvas. So the animation plays frame by frame as you scroll. And by the way, this is the exact trick that Apple uses for their product pages. Come and prompt and I'll send you the full walkthrough.