The Assistant Website Builder. Prompt Pack. Seven scrolling spectacles, each using a different technique: a camera that explodes into parts, a portfolio you walk through, a ring born from molten gold, a frozen whisky wave you orbit, an orchid that blooms, a watch sinking into the midnight zone, a piano revealed by light. Higgsfield films, the coding agent builds, and you get a live URL.
BEFORE YOU START
Five minutes of setup, just once. This is the system behind the video. Each prompt has the assistant generate a cinematic product short with the Higgsfield connector, split it into hundreds of frames, and build a website where scrolling plays the film. Seven prompts, seven different films: explosion, flight, molten birth, frozen time, blooming, descent, light. Paste one, wait, get a live link.
+ The assistant with the latest reasoning model selected. Execution happens through your coding agent, so keep Sites enabled. Sites is what hosts your finished site at a shareable link.
+ The Higgsfield connector enabled in the assistant (higgsfield.ai). Each site uses approximately 100 credits, about five dollars: one anchor image plus three 10-second clips.
+ Choose a prompt and paste it in full. Anything in [BRACKETS] is for you to customize before sending. Then let it run. Asset generation takes a few minutes before any code appears; that's normal.
THE SECRET THESE PROMPTS CARRY
It’s not Three.js. It’s a film. The viral 3D scrolling effect is a canvas image sequence scrub: AI video clips split into frames, with your scroll position deciding which frame is drawn. Each prompt teaches the assistant the technique step by step, so you never have to rely on it guessing. Two recovery lines in case it goes off track:
+ If the result scrolls like a normal page instead of scrubbing through the film, reply: "Do not use a template or a background video. Follow the FRAMES and SITE steps literally: extract the JPEG frames with ffmpeg and drive them with a scroll-mapped canvas drawImage loop. The scrub is the product."
+ If it complains about hosting size limits, reply: "Reduce to 100 frames per clip at 1280px width, but never replace the frame sequence with a video element."