Pick a scene.
Make it yours.

Cinematic website prompts

Every scene is a finished site, shot like a film. Scroll it. Put your brand on it. Shoot it with your character.

Pick a scene
Why it worksRequest and prompt, side by side

Every scene

A stylised 3D developer with short dark curls and round tortoiseshell glasses types at a silver laptop on a marigold paper backdrop, eyes closed in a small smile
Open TabPortfolioWith a plan
A glossy vinyl toy pangolin in a raspberry apron squints sideways at an empty brass sweet shop scale on a mint green paper backdrop
Scale ShopLandingWith a plan
A fluffy cream baby alpaca lies on a tomato red paper backdrop beside a folded oatmeal cable-knit jumper, eyes slid sideways in a side-eye
Side EyeE-comFree
A meerkat in a fluorescent yellow hi-vis vest lies on its belly on a sand-orange backdrop, looking back over its shoulder
Lookout PostSaaSWith a plan
A leopard tortoise with a white cycling helmet strapped on top of its shell stands on a yellow turntable against a yellow paper backdrop, head out, looking towards the camera
Pit LaneHeroWith a plan
A pale spruce violin plate on a wire frame over a speaker on a dark wooden bench, a band of white sand gathered across its middle under a warm lamp
Tonewood Bench3DWith a plan
A felt pufferfish puffed into a round ball of cream wool spines, with a brown felt back, stitched fins and round black eyes, floating over a lilac paper backdrop
Puff RoomMobileWith a plan
A clay bat in big near black headphones with a lime ring on one ear cup, hanging upside down from a grey clay perch on a magenta backdrop
Echo CavePortfolioFree

Every scene, yours

Any plan opens every scene and gives you credits each month to put your brand and your character in it.

See plans
A clay chinchilla with pink ears and plum bead eyes grooming one whisker with a paw, beside a biscuit clay dish of pale dust on a lilac paper backdrop
Dust BathE-comWith a plan
A long aisle of steel shelving cut into rock, every shelf edge thick with frost, sealed grey seed boxes with stencilled codes, amber lamps along the ceiling
Polar Archive3DWith a plan
A glass snow globe on a walnut base on cherry red paper, a tiny snowy bakery with a striped awning glowing inside
Snowdrift CocoaE-comWith a plan
A bare steel bicycle frame with brass lugs standing on a steel workbench beside a clamp stand, two spanners and a brass tag, shelves of tools behind in a dim workshop
Lugged SteelE-comWith a plan
A jacquard loom in a brick mill, hundreds of indigo warp threads running to a roll of woven indigo cloth, cream harness weights hanging on cords above, window light from the left
Jacquard Hall3DFree

How it works

Pick a scene, then make it yours in the studio.

  1. Step 1

    Pick a scene.

    Every scene is a finished site, shot like a film. Scroll its live demo, then press Make it yours to open the studio.

    The wall of scenes on the home page

  2. Step 2

    Put your brand on it.

    Type your name and your words, pick your colours. The demo changes as you type. Free.

    The studio's brand step: Echo Cave renamed Lumen Bakery as it is typed, then its wordmark in white and in lime

  3. Step 3

    Swap the character.

    Describe your character, like a fox baker or the one on your logo. Each take shows them in the first frame. 5 credits a take.

    Echo Cave's first frame with its bat, then with a red fox in a green scarf, then with a clay robot

  4. Step 4

    Shoot the scene.

    Pick the take you like and the whole scene is shot with your character in it. A short scene is 130 credits.

    The four shots of Echo Cave shot again with the red fox, lit one by one

  5. Step 5

    Scroll your new site.

    Your name, your colours and your character on every screen, top to bottom. Try another character for another site.

    Echo Cave scrolled top to bottom, switching as it goes between the original with its bat, Fox Den with a fox and Ant Dev Lab with a robot

  6. Step 6

    Take it with you.

    Put it online on your own Vercel, send it to your GitHub or download the files. The site, the footage and the code are yours.

    The export menu: build it yourself, put it online, keep building on GitHub, download the files
A white sailplane with long slender wings standing on one wheel in a corrugated steel hangar, the doors open on a bright sky of tall cumulus clouds, yellow safety tape crossing the sunlit concrete floor
Thermal Hangar3DWith a plan
A white card model of a courtyard housing block with basswood edges on a wooden turntable, hard sun from the left throwing shadows across the courtyard
Maquette Row3DWith a plan
A yellow duckling in a small white swim cap floating in a shallow aqua tub, looking toward the camera, against an aqua backdrop
Duck RegattaE-comWith a plan

Before you ask

Measured, checked and yours to keep.

Found by search and by AI.

Your site comes with what search engines and AI assistants read to list it.
  • sitemap.xml
  • robots.txt
  • llms.txt
  • Social card
  • Canonical URL
  • Open Graph
  • X card
  • JSON-LD
  • Language

GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot are let in by name, and every search engine too.

On a phone and a laptop.

Every scene reads well on a phone and on a laptop: contrast, line length and nothing running off the screen.
Open Side Eye
Ant Dev Lab, a remix of Side Eye with a felt octopus, on a laptop
The same remix on a phone

Works in your tool.

Each prompt comes in a version for each tool, or open them in your editor.
Copy a free promptSet up in your editor

Component by component, the way Lovable builds.

In your editor

npx nightmarquee

The code is yours.

Ready to run, 27 files
Make it yours
.gitignoreLICENSE.mdREADME.mdapp/_app/brand-view.tsecho-cave/content-type.tscontent.tsdemo.tsxmedia.tsscene-type.tsscene.tsglobals.csslayout.tsxllms.txt/route.tsmade-with.tsxpage.tsxrobots.tssite.tssitemap.tssocial-card.png/route.tsxeslint.config.mjslib/drop-media.tsmedia.tsnext.config.tspackage.jsonpostcss.config.mjspublic/drops/echo-cave/.gitkeeptsconfig.json

The footage comes with it.

2 clips, 12.8 MB. With any paid plan, use it on your own sites, commercial ones included. Client work comes with Creator and Studio.
Read the licence
  • hero.mp411.5 MB
  • ambient.mp41.3 MB

Your brand, your character.

Pick your name and colours for free, then describe your character.
Make it yours
  • The bat Echo Cave ships with
  • A fox
  • A robot
  • A felt octopus
A red and white basset hound in a small black bow tie sitting upright on crumpled dusty rose paper, head tilted up and ears hanging, in hard studio light
Casting KennelPortfolioWith a plan
A garden snail with a kraft paper parcel tied to its shell by red and white string, eye stalks raised, crawling across a curling sheet of mint paper
Snail CourierLandingFree
A golden Syrian hamster mid-stride in a light wooden exercise wheel on a marigold paper backdrop, hard light throwing the wheel's slatted shadow across the floor
Hamster HoursMobileWith a plan
Tall hexagonal basalt columns in low morning sun, an orange survey tripod with a round prism standing on a column top, the columned valley wall receding along a pale gravel floor
Basalt Survey3DWith a plan
The back of a chrome and black rangefinder camera on a glowing white light table, black negative strips behind it and an orange film canister to the right
Shutter ExchangeE-comWith a plan
A dark railway signalling dashboard: a grey track diagram with the single line to Coldwater Moor in yellow, an orange chip for train 2C14 held at platform 1 and a note reading Clears block 14 in 3 min, beside a departure board with two orange late times, a row of figures for on-time share and delay cost, and a timeline of block 14 along the bottom
Junction BoardDashboardWith a plan
A pale turned bowl on a cast-iron lathe under a work lamp, a gouge on the tool rest, shavings below and an open tin of oxblood lacquer on the headstock
Lathe & Lacquer3DFree
A thick steel-armoured cable running from the foreground across rippled sand into the distance, a copper band showing where the armour splits, lit by a torch from the right in clear teal water
Fathom Line3DWith a plan

Questions people ask first

Every answer
I don't see my industry.

Pick the scene whose look and motion you like: its subject is a stand-in. The studio puts your brand on it for free, then your own character or product in a take, and shoots the rest of the scene with it.

Will it look AI-made?

Every demo passes the AI-look test before it goes live. The test is public: anyone can run it on any page, ours included. The footage is made with video models for that scene, never stock.

Can I use the results for client work?

Client work comes with Creator and Studio. Starter covers your own sites, and free scenes cover personal and portfolio use.

What do credits buy?

A take of your character is 5 credits. Shooting the whole scene is 130 credits for a 15 s HD still scene and 250 for a moving one. Plan credits end with each month; top-up credits keep for 90 days.

My tool isn't listed. Does it still work?

Yes. The Claude variant is a plain, self-contained prompt and works in v0, Replit, Windsurf or any coding model. Claude Code, Cursor and Codex users can also pull prompts straight into the editor with the MCP server.

Do I own what I build?

Yes. What you build from a prompt, and the footage, stills and site the studio shoots for you, are yours to use and sell, with no attribution on any paid plan. Client work needs the Creator or Studio plan. Only the prompt text itself stays ours. Details in the licence.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, two. Free scenes copy without an account. A free account puts your brand on a scene and gives you 100 credits to try your character in the first frame.

In your editor

: npx nightmarquee puts every prompt into Claude Code, Cursor and Codex.