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Records a perfectly smooth, automated scroll of any webpage. Export WebM, MP4, or GIF. Built for scrollytelling and long pages. Some pages are meant to be scrolled. Long stories, scrollytelling data pieces, design portfolios, a full landing page you want to show off in a deck. Screen recorders make you scroll by hand, and it is never smooth. Dolly Reel does the scroll for you. Click the icon, set how long the scroll should take, and it rolls the page top to bottom at a dead-even, linear rate while it records the tab. You get a clean capture with no jitter, no dragging, no reshoots. Because the scroll is continuous, scroll-triggered animations play exactly the way a visitor would see them. Charts build, sections fade in, sticky graphics hold in place. What loads on scroll, records on scroll. EXPORT THE WAY YOU NEED TO SHARE IT - WebM — small and sharp, best for re-editing - MP4 — plays everywhere, best for decks and DMs - GIF — silent autoplaying loop, best for social and docs MADE FOR - Scrollytelling and data stories - Long landing pages and case studies - Design and portfolio walkthroughs - Docs, changelogs, and release notes Everything runs in your browser. The extension makes zero network calls: the recording is captured, encoded, and saved on your machine, and never exists anywhere else. No account, no sign-up. Part of the Dolly family — the browser film set at dolly.bossospro.com.
Jul 10, 2026
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