Animated overlays
Overlays sit on top of your footage or your page. Export them with a transparent background and they drop straight into your video editor or streaming software.
Animations
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4 s, loops
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5 s, loops
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4 s, plays once
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3 s, loops
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5 s, plays once
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4 s, plays once
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5 s, plays once
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5 s, plays once
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6 s, plays once
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4 s, plays once
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4 s, loops
Tips for overlays
Export with transparency
For video editors, export WebM with a transparent background or PNG frames from Mosso. MP4 can't keep transparency.
Match your frame rate
Export at the same frame rate as your video, usually 30 or 60 frames per second, so the motion stays smooth.
Keep titles readable
Snow and confetti are busy. Keep them light behind text, or bring them to the front only for a moment.
Change shapes and timing in the Mosso animation editor. Check your download with the Lottie viewer, or convert it with Lottie to GIF and Lottie to MP4.
Make your own overlay
Every animation here was made in Mosso, and you can make your own the same way: shapes, text, keyframes, easing and one-click animations like pop, rise and bounce, all in your brand. Then export Lottie, GIF, MP4 or transparent video.
Questions
How do I put it over my video?
Open it in Mosso, export WebM with a transparent background, then place it on the track above your footage in your video editor.
Does it work in OBS?
Yes. Add the transparent WebM as a Media Source and tick Loop.
Are these free for commercial use?
Yes. A free account lets you download up to 50 library animations a day. You may edit these animations and use them in personal and commercial work, including client projects. Third party parts keep their own licences. Keep the supplied notices and credits when you share them. Mosso does not require a credit for its own work. The restriction on reselling Mosso templates does not limit rights granted by third party licences.