Pages into motion.
A small, honest preview studio for comic pages. Upload a sequence, inspect the panel read, and render a short reel without leaving your browser.
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A small, honest preview studio for comic pages. Upload a sequence, inspect the panel read, and render a short reel without leaving your browser.
The detector loops over three rows and two columns and appends six entries per page. With two uploaded images it creates twelve entries. At twenty-five pixels per entry, two one-hundred-fifty-pixel bars combine into three hundred pixels. Each entry references its full page image; the source records no crop coordinates or detected boundaries. The interface says panel regions, but this implementation repeats whole pages. It does not run computer vision or locate comic panels. At a duration of six tenths of a second per entry, twelve entries target seven point two seconds. The export timer also has a minimum of two point four seconds. At forty pixels per second, bars compare the seven-point-two-second target with that two-point-four-second floor. This is the source timer arithmetic, not a guarantee of exact encoded playback duration. Browser scheduling and recording affect the actual file. Cut draws the fitted whole image; zoom scales it by one point zero eight, eight percent larger, without adding panel crops. Duration and transition are two saved preferences. Uploaded page files and their temporary URLs are not stored, so reload restores preferences but has zero loaded pages. Bars compare two preferences with zero persisted files at two hundred pixels per count. The build packet describes duration and transition but does not contain source images or a rendered video. WebM export depends on genuine canvas capture and MediaRecorder support. Reset stops preview and removes page entries, while retaining preferences and previously drawn pixels.