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A developer used Claude to build Scroll Studio, a free open-source engine that creates cinematic scroll-driven landing pages locally, the kind of sites that usually depend on paid tools. → Uses LTX-2.3 for video, Z-Image for images, Blender for 3D and Depth Anything for photo depth → Runs locally... show more

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Finally something that doesnt cost a monthly sub to make the site look expensive

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