A Website That Plays Like a Film
VULK generates cinematic websites from a prompt: a pinned hero whose video scrubs frame-by-frame as the user scrolls, narrative beats that shift lighting and typography, and slow, deliberate motion — real React code directed like one continuous film, not a template with a looping MP4.
Users who prompt for cinematic and immersive sites convert to paid at 20.4% — six times the platform average (VULK platform data, July 2026). The generator carries a curated immersive direction library distilled from produced brand showcases — sports legacy, luxury voyage, fragrance, automotive, real estate — so a cinematic build opens with art direction, not a blank page.
Updated July 18, 2026
The complete promptA concrete starting point
Build a film-launch website around licensed stills and a trailer. Introduce the story, cast and screening dates with deliberate pacing, readable credits and an obvious route to ticket information.
The complete prompt
Adapt this brief to your business, then build and refine it in VULK.
Build a film-launch website around licensed stills and a trailer. Introduce the story, cast and screening dates with deliberate pacing, readable credits and an obvious route to ticket information. Include these capabilities: - Apple-style pinned hero: the video seeks frame-by-frame as the user scrolls - AI-generated video sequences created in-platform on Pro, or bring your own footage - Numbered narrative beats — each shifts accent lighting and emotional tone - Caption choreography over the film: eyebrow, title, sub, CTA per beat - Performance discipline built in: lazy-loading, 60fps scroll, fast first paint Build the complete working project with its routes, data model and interactions. For saved or private data, implement persistence, authentication and server-side permissions. Keep API credentials on the server. For external services, document the required setup and use test mode until real accounts are connected. Do not present a simulated integration as a completed live connection. Make the interface responsive, with accessible labels, keyboard navigation and visible focus. Include loading, empty, validation and error states. Use clearly labelled sample data, never invented customer testimonials or results. Choose a visual direction suited to this project and keep typography, spacing and controls consistent. Explain how to run, test, export and deploy the source. Verify this end-to-end flow: Play and pause the trailer, open a screening and test reduced motion. Avoid forced audio and keep essential information visible before media loads.
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All use casesWhat you get
- +Apple-style pinned hero: the video seeks frame-by-frame as the user scrolls
- +AI-generated video sequences created in-platform on Pro, or bring your own footage
- +Numbered narrative beats — each shifts accent lighting and emotional tone
- +Caption choreography over the film: eyebrow, title, sub, CTA per beat
- +Performance discipline built in: lazy-loading, 60fps scroll, fast first paint
FAQ
Is the video really controlled by scroll?
Yes. The generated hero pins to the viewport and maps scroll position to the video timeline — scrolling seeks the film frame-by-frame through a requestAnimationFrame engine tuned for smooth cross-browser seeking. The visitor drives the camera.
Where does the cinematic video come from?
Two paths: generate it inside VULK with AI video models (a Pro-tier capability, encoded specifically for smooth scroll-scrubbing), or supply your own footage and VULK wires the same engine around it. Either way the result is code you export and own.
Which plan do I need?
VULK Builder starts at €19.99/month; Pro, which includes 3D Studio and AI video, is €39.99/month. Annual billing saves 20%. See /pricing for current plans.