Ideal para: hotéis, resorts, viagens, bem-estar, locais — qualquer lugar onde o scroll deve parecer uma chegada.
Build me an award-winning cinematic "3D scroll" website for AZURE & STONE — a fictional twelve-suite cliffside resort on the Amalfi coast.
VISUALS — use the seedance_2_5 model on the Higgsfield MCP. Settings: mode omni_reference, resolution 720p, aspect_ratio 16:9, generate_audio false. First generate ONE hero image with GPT Image 2 — a pale stone terrace cut into a cliff at golden hour, infinity pool, lemon trees, deep blue sea below — and pass that job id as start_image.
Then generate ONE single clip at duration 28 (this is the whole point of 2.5 — the entire journey in one unbroken take, no chaining): "Continuous smooth camera flight, one single take: the camera drifts in low over turquoise sea toward the cliff, rises past the stone terrace and its infinity pool, glides through an open arched doorway into a cool white suite, crosses the room past linen curtains breathing in the breeze, and settles looking out through the far window at the sea and the setting sun. Constant gentle forward motion throughout, no cuts, no camera shake, photorealistic travel cinematography, warm golden hour light."
Upscale that clip to 2K with the AIGC preset before slicing.
WEBSITE — slice the clip to 180 frames at 1600px and scroll-scrub it as one canvas sequence across four pinned chapters, so scrolling flies the visitor from the sea into the room: hero ("Twelve suites. One cliff.") → THE ARRIVAL → THE TERRACE → THE SUITE. Overlay copy cross-fades per chapter on scroll progress. Then normal sections: suites grid with nightly rates, a dining section, a seasons strip, and a "Reserve" panel with date and guest selectors. Design: bone white and warm stone, one deep-sea blue accent, elegant high-contrast serif with airy letterspacing, generous whitespace, film grain. Copy tone: calm, few words, expensive. Launch on localhost and verify the scrub is smooth end to end before telling me it's done.
Adapte para o seu caso: uma tomada de 28 segundos custa 182 créditos e substitui quatro clipes encadeados e todo o trabalho de alinhamento de quadros. Qualquer jornada contínua única se encaixa aqui — uma vinícola, um spa, um museu, um lobby de hotel até o rooftop.