New Hand-Drawn Arrows for Premiere Pro and After Effects

Denis StefanidesDenis Stefanides
2 mins
Jul 12, 2026
Product Updates
New Hand-Drawn Arrows for Premiere Pro and After Effects

One of the easiest ways to guide someone's attention is with an arrow. Whether you're pointing at a product, a button, or a small detail, it helps viewers immediately see what matters.

I've made arrows from scratch on more edits than I can remember, so this is a set I've wanted for a long time. Now they're in Spotlight FX, and you can add one to your timeline in seconds.

Made to look hand-drawn

Most digital arrows look clean but generic. These don't.

Each arrow was drawn by hand, giving it a more natural look that blends into your edit. Some look like pencil sketches, others use bold brush strokes, and some have a rough scribbled style.

Where they work best

Use them anywhere you want to direct attention.

Point to a product in a review, highlight a button in a tutorial, call out an important detail, or draw attention to a chart or graph. There are also arrows that point toward the center, arrows that point outward, a looping arrow for repeated actions, and a growth arrow that's perfect for charts and progress animations.

Customize it in seconds

Double-click an arrow to add it to your timeline, then adjust the size, rotation, and color in the Editor to match your video.

Everything works the same in Premiere Pro and After Effects.

The new arrows are available now. Open Spotlight FX and you'll find them on the Home page.