Getting Started with V2

Scrollsequence V2 is a innovative plugin for creating scroll-driven animations in WordPress. It allows you to create and generate complex animations using a block-based interface, making it easy to add, generate and manage media content. This guide will help you get started with Scrollsequence V2, including installation, block usage, and media tools.

Next Steps

Blocks

Scrollsequence V2 introduces a set of blocks that allow you to create scroll-driven animations. These blocks are designed to be used in the WordPress block editor, providing a user-friendly interface for creating animations.

Simple Blocks

Nesting Blocks

Nesting blocks allow you to create more complex animations by combining multiple blocks together.

Extended Blocks for Content Animation

Child blocks inside the Scrollsequence Scene block and Container Block can be animated using scroll-driven triggers. This allows you to animate any type of content, including text, images, videos, and custom blocks.

Media Tools

Scrollsequence V2 includes a set of media tools to help you generate and prepare content for your scroll sequences. These tools help you to create high-quality images and videos that can be used in your web animations. Also you can convert videos into image sequences for use in the Canvas 2D block. You can access these tools from the Canvas 2D block under the “Media Tools” in block controls.

Once your media assets are prepared, you can generate the blocks directly using our AI agents that understand the context.

AI Agents

Scrollsequence V2 introduces AI Agents that assist you in generating media content, blocks, and animations based on your input.

Shortcodes

For those who prefer using page builders or classic editors, Scrollsequence V2 provides shortcodes to embed scroll-driven animations.

Advanced Use

In case you want to dive deeper into advanced features and customization options, check out the following section.

Roadmap / Changelog and Feedback

For the latest updates, planned features, visit our Roadmap and Changelog.

To provide feedback or report issues, please use the Feedback button on the top right of the documentation pages, or inside the plugin Dashboard.