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Free Video Transitions

Every transition you can add between two clips online, with a live preview — 58 crossfades, wipes, slides, reveals, slices and stylized effects — plus eight downloadable transition overlays: light sweeps, flashes, film burn, glitch and flare. Free, no attribution.

This page previews every transition the online transition maker can put between two clips — 58 of them, from a plain crossfade to wipes, slides, circle reveals, slices, pixelate and zoom — so you can pick by eye and apply it with one click. Below the catalog are eight transition overlays made by us — light sweeps, white and warm flashes, film burn, glitch burst, bokeh and lens-flare passes — as 1080p MP4s on black for Screen blend in any editor. Free for any use, no attribution.

Fade

The first clip dissolves evenly into the second, with both images overlapping through the middle.

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Wipe Left

A straight edge travels from the right side to the left, swapping the first clip for the second as it goes.

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Wipe Right

A straight edge travels from the left side to the right, swapping the first clip for the second as it goes.

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Wipe Up

A straight edge travels from the bottom of the frame to the top, replacing the first clip with the second.

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Wipe Down

A straight edge travels from the top of the frame to the bottom, replacing the first clip with the second.

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Slide Left

The second clip slides in from the right and pushes the first clip off the left edge.

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Slide Right

The second clip slides in from the left and pushes the first clip off the right edge.

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Slide Up

The second clip slides up from the bottom and pushes the first clip off the top of the frame.

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Slide Down

The second clip slides down from the top and pushes the first clip off the bottom of the frame.

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Circle Crop

The picture shrinks into a closing circle over black, then a growing circle opens the second clip back out.

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Rectangle Crop

The picture shrinks into a closing rectangle over black, then a growing rectangle opens the second clip back out.

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Color Distance

Pixels change over at different moments depending on how far apart the two clips' colours are, so the areas of strongest contrast swap first.

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Fade Through Black

The first clip fades down to black and the second clip fades back up out of it.

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Fade Through White

The first clip fades up to white and the second clip fades back down out of it.

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Radial Wipe

A line sweeps clockwise from the top of the frame like a clock hand, revealing the second clip behind it.

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Soft Wipe Left

A soft, feathered edge glides from right to left, blending the two clips along the boundary.

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Soft Wipe Right

A soft, feathered edge glides from left to right, blending the two clips along the boundary.

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Soft Wipe Up

A soft, feathered edge glides from the bottom to the top, blending the two clips along the boundary.

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Soft Wipe Down

A soft, feathered edge glides from the top to the bottom, blending the two clips along the boundary.

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Circle Open

A circle grows out of the centre of the frame until the second clip fills the screen.

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Circle Close

A circle closes in from the edges of the frame until nothing of the first clip is left.

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Vertical Split Open

Two upright edges part from the middle of the frame and travel outwards, uncovering the second clip.

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Vertical Split Close

Two upright edges start at the left and right sides and close towards the middle over the first clip.

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Horizontal Split Open

Two level edges part from the middle of the frame and travel outwards, uncovering the second clip.

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Horizontal Split Close

Two level edges start at the top and bottom and close towards the middle over the first clip.

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Pixel Dissolve

The image breaks into a random scatter of pixels that hand over to the second clip, like a grainy dissolve.

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Pixelize

Both clips break down into chunky blocks, swap over at the coarsest point, then sharpen back into the second clip.

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Diagonal Wipe (top left)

A soft diagonal edge sweeps up out of the bottom-right corner, with the first clip holding on longest at the top left.

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Diagonal Wipe (top right)

A soft diagonal edge sweeps up out of the bottom-left corner, with the first clip holding on longest at the top right.

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Diagonal Wipe (bottom left)

A soft diagonal edge sweeps down out of the top-right corner, with the first clip holding on longest at the bottom left.

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Diagonal Wipe (bottom right)

A soft diagonal edge sweeps down out of the top-left corner, with the first clip holding on longest at the bottom right.

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Horizontal Slices (left)

The frame breaks into upright slices that shift left at staggered offsets, carrying the second clip in from the right a strip at a time.

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Horizontal Slices (right)

The frame breaks into upright slices that shift right at staggered offsets, carrying the second clip in from the left a strip at a time.

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Vertical Slices (up)

The frame breaks into level bars that shift upwards at staggered offsets, carrying the second clip in from the bottom a strip at a time.

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Vertical Slices (down)

The frame breaks into level bars that shift downwards at staggered offsets, carrying the second clip in from the top a strip at a time.

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Horizontal Blur

Both clips smear into a heavy sideways blur at the halfway point, then settle into the second clip.

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Fade Through Gray

Colour drains out of the first clip to grey, the two images cross over, and colour returns on the second.

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Corner Wipe (top left)

A right-angled edge closes in from the bottom right, shrinking the first clip back into the top-left corner.

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Corner Wipe (top right)

A right-angled edge closes in from the bottom left, shrinking the first clip back into the top-right corner.

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Corner Wipe (bottom left)

A right-angled edge closes in from the top right, shrinking the first clip back into the bottom-left corner.

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Corner Wipe (bottom right)

A right-angled edge closes in from the top left, shrinking the first clip back into the bottom-right corner.

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Squeeze Horizontal

The first clip squashes down into a thin band across the middle while the second clip fills in above and below it.

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Squeeze Vertical

The first clip squashes in to a narrow upright band while the second clip fills in on either side of it.

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Zoom In

The first clip rushes towards the viewer and blurs out into a soft wash, and the second clip settles in behind it.

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Fast Fade

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A cross fade weighted so the incoming clip takes hold earlier than a plain fade, with a snappier roll through the mid-tones.

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Slow Fade

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A cross fade on a gentler curve than the fast variant, easing through the mid-tones as the two clips change over.

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Wind Wipe (left)

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The picture shreds into fine streaks that blow to the left, carrying the second clip in behind them.

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Wind Wipe (right)

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The picture shreds into fine streaks that blow to the right, carrying the second clip in behind them.

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Wind Wipe (up)

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The picture shreds into fine streaks that blow upwards, carrying the second clip in behind them.

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Wind Wipe (down)

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The picture shreds into fine streaks that blow downwards, carrying the second clip in behind them.

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Cover Left

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The second clip slides in from the right and lays over the first, which stays put underneath.

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Cover Right

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The second clip slides in from the left and lays over the first, which stays put underneath.

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Cover Up

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The second clip slides up from the bottom and lays over the first, which stays put underneath.

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Cover Down

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The second clip slides down from the top and lays over the first, which stays put underneath.

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Reveal Left

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The first clip slides off to the left, uncovering the second clip that was waiting underneath.

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Reveal Right

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The first clip slides off to the right, uncovering the second clip that was waiting underneath.

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Reveal Up

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The first clip slides off the top of the frame, uncovering the second clip that was waiting underneath.

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Reveal Down

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The first clip slides off the bottom of the frame, uncovering the second clip that was waiting underneath.

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Transition overlays to download

8 one-shot clips — light sweeps, flashes, film burn, glitch, bokeh and flare passes — 1080p MP4 on black. Drop one on a cut with the Screen blend mode in any editor, or apply it here with Repeat off and Start at the cut.

Light Sweep Left

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A bright band travelling from the left edge to the right with a flash as it passes.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 251 KB

Light Sweep Right

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The same bright band, travelling the other way across the frame.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 238 KB

White Flash

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A clean white flash that snaps in and falls away, made to land on a cut.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 52 KB

Warm Flash

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The same quick flash in a softer orange-white for warmer footage.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 71 KB

Film Burn

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Orange burning in from every edge until the frame whites out, then letting go.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 396 KB

Glitch Burst

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Half a second of torn bands and colour blocks for a hard, digital cut.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 2.0 MB

Bokeh Pass

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A drift of soft round lights crossing the frame from left to right.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 177 KB

Lens Flare Pass

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A bright flare with a long horizontal streak and faint rings sweeping past.

1920×1080 · 30 fps · 1.2 s · 210 KB

How to Use Free Video Transitions

  1. Watch the previews and pick a transition
  2. Click Use — the transition maker opens with it selected; add your two clips
  3. Or download a transition overlay and drop it over a cut in your editor with the Screen blend mode

Features

  • 58 transitions with looping previews, grouped into fades, wipes, slides, shapes, slices and stylized
  • Click Use to open the transition maker with that effect selected
  • Eight downloadable transition overlays: light sweep left/right, white flash, warm flash, film burn, glitch burst, bokeh pass, lens-flare pass
  • Overlays are 1080p, 30 fps, 1.2 seconds, on pure black — set the blend mode to Screen and place one on a cut
  • Free to use anywhere — no attribution

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use a transition overlay in my editor?
Place the overlay on a track above the cut so its brightest frame lands on the edit point, set its blend mode to Screen, and trim the ends if you want it shorter. Because the clip starts and ends on black it fades in and out by itself.
Are the transitions the same as in Premiere or CapCut?
They cover the same families — crossfade, dip to black or white, wipes, slides, circle and box reveals, slices, pixelate, blur, zoom. The names differ from app to app; the previews show exactly what each one does.
Can I download the transitions themselves?
A transition is an effect between two clips rather than a file, so it is applied online in the transition maker. The overlays are the downloadable part — drop them on any cut in any editor.
Are these free for commercial use?
Yes. The overlays were generated by us and the transitions are rendered on your own footage, so there is nothing to license and no attribution needed.