Native GPU Transitions

A premium dissolve between two clips, a smooth, weighted cross-fade with finer control than the stock dissolve.

A digital-glitch cut between two clips, RGB split, blocky displacement, and noise tear the frame apart and snap to the next shot.

A bright exposure blow-out hides the cut and snaps into the next shot, fast in, ease out.

A VHS-style cut, tracking tear, chroma bleed, and tape noise wipe through like a deck changing tapes.

A whip-pan between two clips, a fast directional blur slings off the outgoing shot and snaps into the next.

A rolling camera tilt swings between two clips, like the horizon rotating through the cut.

A fluid melt between two clips, the outgoing shot liquefies and flows into the incoming one.

The colour channels split apart and collapse back together across the cut for a chromatic hand-off.

An energy portal blooms open over the cut and pulls the incoming clip through it.

Neon light streaks sweep across the frame and carry the cut into the next shot.

The outgoing clip shatters into holographic scanline fragments and reassembles as the next shot.

Pixels smear and sort along the frame, dissolving one clip into the next with a glitch-art streak.

A prismatic light sweep refracts across the cut, splitting into spectral colour as it reveals the next shot.

A cascade of falling code wipes across the frame, revealing the incoming clip through the green rain.

A chrome liquid-metal morph flows between two clips, the surface reshaping from one shot into the next.

A motion-blurred speed ramp accelerates off the outgoing clip and decelerates into the incoming one.

A fast punch-in crash zoom blurs through the cut and lands hard on the next shot.

A camera shutter snaps closed over the outgoing clip and opens onto the next, like a shutter actuation.

A sci-fi HUD scan line sweeps the frame, digitising the outgoing clip and rendering in the next.

Ink blooms and bleeds across the frame, soaking through one clip to reveal the next.

A splash of paint throws across the frame and wipes the cut into the incoming shot.

A gravitational black hole sucks the outgoing clip into a single point, then releases the next shot outward.

A security-camera channel switch, scanlines, signal glitch, and a timecode flicker cut between two feeds.