Drop any MP4 into your browser, and SequenceFast uses WebAssembly to process it locally, with complete privacy. 🔐 Preview the final animation scroll sequence, and download an optimised image sequence alongside a ready-to-use React component to drop straight into your project. ⚡
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm a CS student currently on a "shipping sprint", a challenge to build and launch one tool a week before university classes begin.
This week, I wanted to learn how Apple-style scroll sequences actually work under the hood. The standard workflow requires manually extracting the frames and writing custom canvas render logic.
So, I built SequenceFast, a tool that generates an optimised image sequence and a ready-to-use React component. I'd love to hear your feedback!
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Dropped in a quick MP4 and the preview rendered faster than I expected, plus having a React component ready to paste in saved me a good chunk of setup time.
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@metezdekwjna Thanks for trying it out! If you end up using the component in a project, I'd love to hear your feedback!
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the local WebAssembly processing is honestly such a thoughtful call, no server uploads just instant preview in the browser. love that you can grab the react component straight from the export too, saves a bunch of setup time.
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@saadetpz2y Thanks! Would love to hear about it if you use it for one of your projects!
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Love that the React component is ready to drop in straight away—that skip from preview to production code is such a thoughtful touch.
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@yelizkmezmlsu Thanks! I wanted to make the process as seamless as possible. Glad to hear that it helps! Would appreciate any further feedback if you end up using it in your future projects. Cheers!
Dropped in a quick MP4 and the preview rendered faster than I expected, plus having a React component ready to paste in saved me a good chunk of setup time.
@metezdekwjna Thanks for trying it out! If you end up using the component in a project, I'd love to hear your feedback!
the local WebAssembly processing is honestly such a thoughtful call, no server uploads just instant preview in the browser. love that you can grab the react component straight from the export too, saves a bunch of setup time.
@saadetpz2y Thanks! Would love to hear about it if you use it for one of your projects!
Love that the React component is ready to drop in straight away—that skip from preview to production code is such a thoughtful touch.
@yelizkmezmlsu Thanks! I wanted to make the process as seamless as possible. Glad to hear that it helps! Would appreciate any further feedback if you end up using it in your future projects. Cheers!