A crypto win screen: the portfolio balance races up from about twelve thousand dollars to over a million, the chart climbs with it, and confetti falls with a NEW ALL-TIME HIGH banner. Made for reaction shots, skits, ads and any scene where someone just got very lucky.
How to use it on set
- Open this page on the monitor that will be in the shot. For several monitors, open each screen in its own browser window.
- Press F or the fullscreen button. Move the mouse off the screen and the controls and cursor fade out after a few seconds.
- Turn on Do Not Disturb so no notifications pop up during a take, and set the display to 60 Hz.
- Frame your shot. If the screen flickers or shows lines on camera, see how to film a screen without flicker.
Timing the shot
The balance takes about nine seconds to climb, then keeps ticking up slowly so the screen still looks alive. Reload the page to start the climb again for the next take. For the build-up before the win, start on the crypto trading screen and cut to this one.
Good for
- Reaction shots
- Film the face first, then the screen over the shoulder.
- Comedy skits
- The classic "I bought at the bottom" moment.
- Ads
- A big-number payoff without showing a real exchange or app.
- Thumbnails
- A screenshot of the final balance for a video thumbnail.
Questions
Can I show this screen in my video or film?
Every name, ticker, number and logo on it is made up, so there are no real brands or company interfaces on screen. Check your production's own clearance rules for anything you publish.
How do I restart the count?
Reload the page. The balance starts again from the low number and climbs to the million.
Is this a real crypto app?
No. It is a prop that only draws numbers on the screen. It is not connected to any wallet or exchange.