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Credits maker

Create a credits slide that gives everyone a clear mention.

Add names, roles, and acknowledgments to the beginning or end of your video. Create static credits slides with editable text in Sceneform Studio. Choose the order, set how long each slide appears, and check every name before exporting. This workflow uses text cards that stay in place. It does not promise an automatic scrolling credits roll.

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What you can create

Organize names before you design

Prepare a list of contributors and their roles before adding text. Check spelling with the people involved. Group related roles so viewers can understand the list. Put a short group of names on each slide rather than shrinking every name into one crowded frame. Keep the same order throughout the sequence.

Make every credits slide readable

Add your names as editable text over a quiet image or suitable background footage. Choose a readable font size and clear contrast. Place roles and names consistently across slides. Preview the text at the size viewers will see. Increase the duration when a slide contains more words.

Fit the credits into your ending

Place the text cards after your final scene or show a short opening acknowledgment. Set each card's start and duration on the timeline. Add music beneath the credits when it suits the project. Adjust the ending so the final name remains visible before the video finishes.

From your idea to finished content

  1. Prepare your names and background

    Open Studio and upload the video or background image you want to use. Prepare the names, roles, and acknowledgments as a checked list. Decide whether the credits appear at the beginning, the end, or both. Keep your chosen canvas shape consistent with the main video.

  2. Add and time the credits slides

    Create text items for the roles and names. Position them on the canvas and set their duration on the timeline. Divide a long list across several cards. Preview each card at normal speed and make sure you can read every line without pausing.

  3. Check every name and export

    Review spelling, capitalization, role names, alignment, and the order of the slides. New text starts in lowercase, so change Text case if names need capitals. Listen to the soundtrack through the final card. Save the project and export MP4 or WebM. Download the video and check the credits once more in the exported file.

Three credits slide plans

Use the roles that fit your project. These examples suggest an order, while you provide the actual names and acknowledgments.

A small documentary

Begin the closing sequence with the director and editor. Add a separate card for interview participants. Finish with the location acknowledgments. Use the same text placement on each card so viewers can follow the changing names.

A school project

Group contributors by their work, such as research, filming, narration, and editing. Check that every participant appears. Add a final acknowledgment for the people who helped. Keep the card duration long enough for classmates to read the names.

A short promotional video

Add a simple closing card with production and design credits. Keep the main message separate from the credits. Place a short music acknowledgment on its own card when needed. Check the final frame before you export the sequence.

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