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About us
Storiefied is for people whose work moves. You upload a clip, we cut it into scroll sections and draft a story on it — a Film or a Book — and the footage plays as the visitor scrolls, at their pace, not a player’s.
The tools for putting video on the web split into two camps. One gives you a player: fast to embed, impossible to art-direct, and it asks the visitor to commit before they know what they are watching. The other gives you an agency invoice.
Neither serves the person in the middle — a creator with a body of work, a studio with a launch, a brand with something filmed and nowhere considered to put it. That gap is the whole reason this exists.
Motion is the content
A clip embedded in a page is a thing you press play on. A clip you scroll through is a thing you read. The second one holds attention, and it is the one the web has never made easy to build.
Taste is not a template
A theme is a whole look — paper, ink, type and rounding together — picked once for the site, not a colour swapped on a template. A site should look like a decision someone made, not like the tool that produced it.
Published means published
Every publish writes a version you can go back to, and going back restores your draft rather than pushing an old site live. Two deliberate steps, because losing work to one click is not a feature.
Upload a video, a GIF or a set of images and we cut it into a zoetrope — named for the pre-cinema device that made motion out of sequential images — a chain of gapless sections. A first draft of the story is written from it, and the footage advances with the scroll.
Then it is yours to edit: every word, the font of a single beat, the page turn between two scenes, a theme from a catalogue built to avoid looking generated, and your own domain on the front of it.
We read everything that comes in, and the roadmap moves because of it. If something is missing, say so.