Video Frames.
Add cinematic film borders or nostalgic kodak frames inside Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects.
Give Your Videos a Fresh Look with Stunning Borders
Video Frames are special borders you can add to your videos. They make your footage look more interesting and fun. With Video Frames, you can add classic film borders or frames that look like old Kodak photos. This gives your videos a nice, nostalgic feel. Spotlight FX makes it super easy to use Video Frames. You don't need to spend hours making them yourself. Just pick the frame you like and add it to your video with a simple click.
Frame Your Story.
Make your videos stand out with unique borders
Classic Film Look for Modern Videos
Want to make your videos look like old movies? Video Frames can help! Add borders that look like classic film to your footage. This works great for music videos or short films. You can make your video look like it was shot on an old camera. It's a great way to give your work a vintage feel without using complicated tools.
Kodak-Inspired Frames for Nostalgia
Bring back memories with frames that look like old Kodak photos. These frames are perfect for family videos or travel clips. They add a warm, familiar feeling to your footage. You can easily make your videos look like cherished old photos. It's a simple way to add emotion to your work without spending hours editing.
Mix and Match for Unique Styles
Get creative with Video Frames! Try different styles for each part of your video. Use a classic film frame for one scene, then switch to a Kodak-style for the next. This can help tell your story better. It's an easy way to make your videos more interesting and fun to watch. You can create a unique look that fits your style perfectly.
How to Add Video Frames to Your Videos.
Step 1
Pick your frame
Open Spotlight FX and browse through the Video Frames. Choose the one you like best for your video.
Step 2
Add to your video
Double-click the frame you want. It will show up right on your timeline in Adobe After Effects or Premiere Pro.
Step 3
Adjust and finish
Change the size or color of the frame if you want. Then play your video to see how great it looks with the new frame!
See What's Inside.
Borders
Add borders to frame your video content
Film
Apply classic film effects for a vintage look
Kodak
Emulate Kodak film effects for a retro feel
Blur
Apply blur effects to soften and diffuse video frames
Letterboxes
Add letterbox effects for cinematic framing
Learn More.
Video Frames Tutorial
FAQ.
Video Frames in video editing are borders or overlays added to footage. They can give videos a certain style, like making them look like old films or photos. These frames add a visual element that can change the mood or look of your video.
With Spotlight FX, adding Video Frames is easy. Open the Spotlight FX panel in Adobe After Effects or Premiere Pro, choose a frame you like, and double-click it. The frame will appear on your timeline, ready to use with your video.
Yes, you can customize Video Frames. After adding a frame to your video, you can change its size, color, or opacity. This lets you make the frame fit your video perfectly and match your style.
There are many types of Video Frames available. Some common ones include classic film frames, which make your video look like old movies, and Kodak-inspired frames that give a nostalgic photo feel. You can also find modern and stylized frames.
Video Frames can make your projects more interesting. They can set a mood, like making a video feel old or nostalgic. Frames can also help focus viewers' attention on the main part of your video. They're a simple way to add style to your work without complex editing.
Video Frames typically work with most common video formats. When using Spotlight FX, the frames are compatible with projects in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro. Always check your software's specifications to ensure compatibility with your specific video format.
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More than just a Video Frames maker.
Spotlight FX does more than just add creative frames to your videos. It's a toolkit full of helpful features for video makers. You can add text, transitions, and special effects too. It works great for making YouTube videos, short films, or even ads. Spotlight FX saves you time and makes video editing easier. It fits right into Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro, so you can work faster. Try Spotlight FX and see how it can help you make amazing videos!