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I made this scroll animation for a client to showcase the product on the Web page and I'm going to show you exactly how I did it. You first find an image of product that you're selling and then you have to find an image what to show what it looks like inside of your product or use AI to generate it. I use KI. AI is pay per use so you're not paying monthly subscription. So I'm personally don't write prompts. I always get AI to write it for me so I up go three images and tell them what I'm trying to do and the AI will give you a prompt that you can copy and paste into or the image generation AI. I'm using Nano Banana 2 to generate this exploded image of the product. So I give it the original image and a two reference images that shows the inside of the product. And I just paste the prompt that was generated by cloud. One thing I would advise is that you're not going to get the perfect image the first time I'm using AI. What you need to do is to try and air and feed this image back to cloud or TBT and ask it to adjust the form. The image that I used on on the website took what cost me about $20 in credit usage. After two tries, I got this image, I'm only 50% satisfied, but it's good for the demo. Now I'm going back to K and use clean 3.0 to generate the the video. Now I have the star frame and the M frame and the prom that was generated by code, I just feed it into KEI and ask it to generate the video for me. After a few minutes, the video is being generated and you can see it's pretty decent, but it does require some editing. Let's go back to code and ask it to create scroll animation. What you're going to do is it's going to break the entire video down into hundreds of frames. So when you scroll up and down, it just switching or flipping through the frames and that creates a scroll animation. So now it's your time to try something new today and follow for more.