Sphura

Your website, cut to music.

A launch film in your fonts.

Paste a link. Sphura reads your product, chooses one of sixteen design languages for your brand, and cuts a film on the beat of its music.

Free to start: your first film is on us, no card needed.

Lumen, a wellness app
Northwind, a developer tool
Fold, a sneaker brand
00:00:00

From a link to a film.

  1. 1

    It reads your site.

    Page text, product shots, your real webfonts and the install command.

    northwind.dev
    NorthwindDocsPricing

    Hand it the bug. Review the fix.

    Northwind fixes small bugs in your codebase and opens a pull request you can review in minutes.

    curl -fsSL northwind.dev/install | sh

    > fix the double charge in checkout

    ✓ Fixed the retry

    ✓ 42 tests passing

    PR #482 opened

  2. 2

    It writes the brief.

    Who it is for, the problem it removes, and the one line the film should leave behind.

    The brief

    For
    Engineering teams who lose afternoons to small bugs.
    Promise
    Hand it the bug; review the fix.
    The line
    Hand off your next fix.
  3. 3

    It picks a design language.

    One of sixteen, then sets it in your colours, your typefaces and your mark.

    Code editorial design languageBiennale yellow design languageBlockframe design languageBlue professional design languageBold poster design languageBroadside design languageCapsule design languageCartesian design language
  4. 4

    It cuts the film to music.

    Frames land on bar lines, and every line holds long enough to read.

Sixteen design languages.

Not a template with your logo on it.

Code editorial

A warm literary imprint: cream paper, ink voice, one terracotta voltage, hairline cards, a serif display with a mono index voice and a warm-navy code surface.

Biennale yellow

An art-biennale programme: parchment grounds, one deep indigo ink, solar yellow as a halftone block or full-bleed panel, Instrument Serif display, Archivo labels, hairline ledgers.

Blockframe

Neo-brutalist candy: thick black outlines, hard offset shadows, five pastels, uppercase heavy sans, tilted badges and star bursts, square corners.

Blue professional

A calm consulting deck: warm cream canvas, one saturated cobalt, a three-step grey ladder, Space Grotesk numerals, tinted cards with no shadows.

Bold poster

A screen-printed poster: white, brown-black and tomato red, Shrikhand display tilted at poster scale with a stacked text shadow, Baskerville body.

Broadside

Two registers only, ink-black and fire-orange: massive lowercase heavy sans as a graphic object, IBM Plex Mono chrome, a flat plane and 1px dividers.

Capsule

Pill geometry on sun-bleached cream: everything is an outlined pill, a nine-colour candy palette, Bodoni display with Space Grotesk, floating decorative pills.

Cartesian

A drafting table in warm stone: Playfair display, Inter body, a single 1px taupe hairline as every structure, compass-drawn rings, zero shadow and zero fill.

Cobalt grid

Graph paper in electric cobalt: warm cream with a permanent grid, cobalt as the only ink, Newsreader serif, DM Mono chrome, pixel-glitch signatures.

Coral

Three hard surfaces (coral fire, ink black, warm cream) split the frame; Bebas Neue uppercase tracked, Inter body, a 45° hatch, wallpaper numerals, zero radius.

Creative mode

A riso workshop: warm cream, 4px ink borders, hard offset shadows, Archivo Black uppercase at tight leading, mono taxonomy chrome, four bright accents.

Daisy days

A sunny garden: cream with turquoise, pink, butter and mint pastels, charcoal outlines, soft hard shadows, Fredoka with Quicksand, hand-drawn ornaments.

Editorial forest

A green-pink-cream magazine: Source Serif display at weight 500, JetBrains Mono chrome, flat paper, 2px rules, a monogram stamp and a topbar on every frame.

Keynote glass

The founder's reference sting: a flat brand colour with fine topographic contours, frosted glass panels and glass letters, fast whip moves with motion blur, cuts on the beat.

Midnight product

A premium dark product page: near-black ground with fine registration crosses, hairline-edged dark surfaces, tight-tracked sans display, real UI floating with depth.

Bright commerce

A shoppable ad: product photography as the hero on bold colour blocks, big price numerals, short punchy sans headlines, rounded stickers and badges.

Change a frame by asking.

Nothing else moves.

Pause on a frame and say what you want. Sphura changes that frame and leaves the rest of the film exactly as it was.

Frame 1, unchanged
Frame 1
Frame 2, unchanged
Frame 2
Frame 3, unchanged
Frame 3
Frame 4, the end card: The film as Sphura cut it.
Frame 4

The film as Sphura cut it. Frames 1 to 3 are untouched.

One film. Every placement.

Re-cut, not cropped.

9:16

Reels, Stories, TikTok, Shorts

4:5

Instagram and LinkedIn feeds

1:1

Square feeds and ads

16:9

YouTube, your site, a keynote

An ad, not just a film.

Give it your offer and your button. It opens on the product, says the offer word for word, and keeps every line clear of the app’s own buttons.

Full length, 15 and 6 seconds.

The same design and music, re-cut so every line still reads at each length.

One copy per recipient.

Paste a list of names or companies. Each gets their own film; anything too long for its frame is flagged, never squeezed.

Explainers, researched and voiced.

Give it a topic, a PDF or a spreadsheet. It researches, writes with sources, voices and animates a short explainer for your channel.

Make an explainer
Why soreness hits two days later
Why chips rule the world
How caching makes the web fast
Two presenters, one story

Priced per film.

Edits are on us.

The preview is always free. You pay when a film is made. A brand’s first film counts as two: Sphura studies the whole brand once, and every later film reuses it. Need more? A top-up is $10 for 8 films, on any plan.

Plans and what each includes
Free$0a monthCreator$19a monthPro$49a month
Films a month21550
Resolution720p1080p1080p
WatermarkSmall markNoneNone
60 fps exports——Yes
Versions, re-cuts and frame editsIncludedIncludedIncluded
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Launch day deserves a film.