Stair Cascade: cards laid as a staircase walking down
Cards laid as the treads of a stair from upper left to lower right, the flight walking down.
Opens in the studio with sample work. Free at 720p.

How Stair Cascade moves
Stair Cascade lays your cards as the treads of a staircase running from the upper left to the lower right, tipped back so you see them from above, and the whole flight walks down (or up) one step at a time. Step height and tread angle are adjustable. Eight slots. Its strong diagonal leaves room for a headline, which makes it handy for launch graphics at 16:9.
In the studio you can tune its 6 settings along with the background, shadow and loop length, and your images never leave your device.
Stair Cascade settings
Every setting below is in the studio panel for Stair Cascade. Each one changes the loop live, so you can try values while it plays.
| Setting | Range | Starts at |
|---|---|---|
| Padding | 0% to 20% | 4% |
| Corner radius | 0% to 12% | 3% |
| Card size | 20% to 50% | 34% |
| Step height | 10% to 80% | 40% |
| Tread angle | 20° to 75° | 55° |
| Direction | Down, Up | Down |
Make a Stair Cascade video
- Step 1
Open the template
"Use this template" opens Stair Cascade in the studio at 16:9, already playing with sample work.
- Step 2
Add your work
It starts with 8 spots for images or short videos. Empty spots repeat your images, so a few are enough.
- Step 3
Tune the motion
Change the 6 settings above, the loop length (10 seconds to start), background and shadow.
- Step 4
Export the loop
Download MP4 or WebM. 720p is free with a free account and no watermark; 1080p, 2K and 4K come with Pro.
Where Stair Cascade works well
More Isometric templates
Other kinds of motion
- 3D & Perspective 13
- Multiscene 8
- Isometric 4
- Orbit 9
- Carousel & Flow 11
- Grid 9
- Spotlight & Focus 4
- Reveal & Wipe 4
- Stack & Scatter 8


