Words that melt into each other
Every frame on this page is being drawn right now, in this tab, by the renderer itself.
Open the editorTwo looks, not one with a slider
The fuse and the hand are different animals. One is liquid and merges; the other is a pen that redraws itself several times a second. Both are one click.
Smooth
A generous cut, so letters merge early and pull apart late. The edge stays clean the whole way through.
Doodle
A lean stroke, a decisive edge, and a jitter that holds for a few frames and then jumps. It reads as drawn rather than as shaken.
Every template, morphing the same words
The morph is the constant. What changes is what surrounds it: a rule, a slab, a card, a broadcast strip, a sheet of newsprint.
Change the words above and the whole wall follows.
- 17
- templates, in four families
- 2
- looks, smooth and hand-drawn
- 12
- colour plates, one click each
- 0
- files uploaded, because it all runs here
Everything on screen is a dial
Two looks
Smooth or doodle, with the line weight, wobble and redraw rate exposed for the hand-drawn one.
How much it fuses
The blur that feeds the threshold. Low keeps letters separate, high turns the word into one form.
The beat
How long a word holds, how long the morph takes, and the still moments at either end.
Every font we ship
Thirteen faces, and the Arabic face is always appended so a Latin display face over Arabic still renders.
Twelve plates
Newsprint, chalk, blueprint, oxide, volt and more. One click each, or pick the colours yourself.
Straight to MP4
Encoded by your own graphics card through WebCodecs. Nothing is uploaded and nothing waits in a queue.
Type the words
The list is the clip. Reorder it, add to it, and the length follows.
Pick a template
Seventeen, across core, stacked, framed and material.
Choose a look
Smooth for a liquid fuse, doodle for a hand-drawn line.
Export
MP4 encoded locally, ready to drop onto the front of a video.
Questions
Is this free?
Opening it and previewing every template is free. Exporting needs a free account and spends one credit.
How does the morph actually work?
Two words cross-fade with a heavy blur, and the blurred result is cut at an alpha threshold. Where the two blurs overlap, the summed alpha crosses the cut and the letters fuse. Blur alone is a dissolve; blur plus threshold is a morph.
Does it run in the browser?
Entirely. The type is drawn to a canvas, the threshold is a WebGL shader, and the video is encoded by WebCodecs on your machine. It used to render on a server and no longer does.
How many words can I use?
Up to twenty four. The clip length follows the list, so a long list makes a long clip rather than racing through the words.
Can I use Arabic or another script?
Yes. The Arabic face is appended to every font stack, so a Latin display face over Arabic still renders properly instead of falling back glyph by glyph.
What is the difference between smooth and doodle?
Smooth is a liquid fuse with a clean edge. Doodle strokes the letters, jitters them on a slow redraw beat, and adds a boil, so it reads as drawn by hand a few times a second.
What aspect ratios does it export?
9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube, and 4:5.
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 melt something
The editor opens on the same templates, with your words already in the list.
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