One query. Every screen.
Every frame on this page is being drawn right now, in this tab, by the renderer itself.
Open the editorTwelve screens, one query, no fades
A match cut only works if the thing that carries across is exactly the same. So the query is the constant, and everything behind it changes.
The rest are in the editor, across search pages, browsers, phones, results, assistants and retro sets.
- 32
- templates, in six families
- 8
- screen finishes, plus the dials underneath
- 33
- languages with their own keyboards
- 0
- files uploaded, because it all runs here
One frame, eight panels
A shader sits on top of the finished page: curved glass, phosphor lines, tape tearing, the shimmer of an LCD under a camera. Flick through them.
It types in your language
Pick a language and the field, the suggestions, the results, the buttons and the on-screen keyboard all switch with it. Right to left scripts lay out right to left, and Arabic letters join the way they are supposed to.
Arabic
Right to left, joined letters, Arabic keyboard.
Japanese
Kana pad with a candidate strip above it.
Hindi
Devanagari with conjuncts kept intact.
Hebrew
Right to left with the caret on the correct side.
33 languages across 11 scripts. Every key on every keyboard lights up for the letter that produced it, including Hangul syllables and kana rows.
Everything on screen is a dial
Colour, properly
Real colour pickers with an eyedropper, solid or gradient backgrounds, and 16 ready made plates when you would rather not decide.
Every font we ship
Twenty faces, searchable, each previewed in the script you are actually typing. Latin display faces fall back to a matching Arabic or CJK face instead of breaking.
Typing with a rhythm
Speed, hesitation between words, how long it holds before it submits, and how long it sits on the result.
Three shapes
Vertical for Reels and Shorts, square for a feed, wide for YouTube. Page templates reframe rather than shrink.
Panel simulation
Eight presets, then about thirty individual dials underneath if you want to build your own look.
Straight to MP4
Encoded by your own graphics card through WebCodecs. Nothing is uploaded and nothing waits in a queue.
Type the query
Whatever the video is about. One word or a full sentence, in any of the 33 languages.
Pick a screen
Thirty templates across search pages, browsers, phones, results, assistants and retro sets.
Set the look
Colour, font, typing rhythm, aspect ratio, and how much of the panel shows through.
Export
MP4 encoded locally, ready to drop straight onto the front of a video.
Questions
Is this free?
Opening it and previewing every template is free, and you can do it without an account. Exporting a video needs a free account, and each export spends one credit.
Does it really run in the browser?
Yes. The templates draw to a canvas, the screen effect is a WebGL shader, and the video is encoded by WebCodecs on your own machine. Your query never leaves the tab.
Can I use my own language?
There are 33 languages across 11 scripts, including Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, Thai, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Choosing one switches the layout direction, the interface text and the on-screen keyboard together.
Why does it look like it was filmed off a monitor?
Because a flat screen recording reads as a screen recording. A curved panel with scan lines, a little bloom and some chromatic fringing reads as footage, which is what you want in the middle of a cut.
What aspect ratios does it export?
9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 for feeds, and 16:9 for YouTube. Templates built around a desktop page reframe for vertical rather than shrinking into a stamp.
Is this made by Google?
No. zlabz is not affiliated with Google, and none of the templates use Google branding. They are original search interface designs you colour and type yourself.
Can I change the results, not just the query?
Yes. Titles, buttons, tab names, the domain and the autocomplete suggestions are all editable, and they follow the language you picked until you edit them.
Will it work on my phone?
The preview does. Exporting wants a desktop browser with WebCodecs, so Chrome, Edge or a recent Safari on a laptop is the safe bet for the final render.
Go type something
The editor opens on the same set of screens, with your query already in the field.
Open the editorzlabz is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Google LLC. Template names describe a kind of screen layout, not a product.