point, direct, render.
a small desktop app that films any website - discovery, framing, a perspective camera and a cinematic look, then a clean render, all in one window with no timeline to learn.
the core four.
capabilitiesdiscover every page
give it a root url and it crawls the site, queueing each page so the whole walkthrough builds itself.
magnify targets & push-ins
point the camera at any selector - an h2, a hero, a price - and it eases in to the scale you set, or let auto-zoom lock onto the targets for you.
seeded & repeatable
one seed drives every zoom and transition. same seed, same cut - re-render it identically, any time.
your frame, your format
cinematic 24 through 60fps, up to 4k, in five aspects from 16:9 to 9:16 for social. fast previews, full-quality finals.
the whole site, queued in order
paste a root url and migawka crawls it, building the page queue for you. reorder, skip, or add pages by hand before you roll.
defaults everywhere, exceptions where you want
set magnify targets, push-ins and hold timing globally, then override any single page on top - the homepage lingers, the rest move on.
moves through the page, not just down it
an optional 3d camera tilts and pushes in, with a soft blurred backdrop behind the page. off by default; seeded, so the same job renders the same film.
one select for the whole finish
pick cinematic, punchy or clean and it sets the color grade - neutral, warm, cool, noir or vintage - plus film-realism passes: halation, bloom, grain and vignette.
five aspects, up to 4k
cinematic 24 through 60fps, resolutions up to 4k, five aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 1:1, 4:5) each at its own responsive viewport, rendered straight to mp4.
one number, the same film every time
every zoom and cut is driven by a single seed. note it down and you can re-render the exact same walkthrough months later, byte for byte.
the app, end to end.
one window
two profiles. tune fast, ship sharp.
preview 路 finalfully procedural - no capture. scrub the timing, the seed and the zoom targets until the cut feels right.
captures every page at full resolution and renders the finished mp4 - exactly what the preview promised.