One clip. A new visual beat.
45 video effects, each an independent Skill. Choose a look, watch the result, then make it yours with your own footage and copy.
Your reels circle your head: in front at the bottom, behind at the top.
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Behind the Head
- Reel Stack — Reels pile up behind your head, one every quarter second.
- Arc Lineup — Numbered tiles fan out in an arc above your head.
- Orbit — Your reels circle your head: in front at the bottom, behind at the top.
- Backdrop Word — A giant word drops in behind you.
- Spotlight — Kills the lights, keeps you lit.
- Shortcut Rain — Keyboard keys rain down behind you.
- Cover Star — You become a magazine cover, title behind your head.
- Glass Widgets — Frosted glass widgets and mini artifacts float around your head.
- Red Collage — Black and white you, a giant red word behind, three lines slam in.
- Pastel Word — Lavender room, giant word behind you, a profile card gets followed.
- Check Pills — Grid-paper room, reel boards behind you, a cursor clicks blue pills.
- Profile Wall — Your reels grid fills the wall behind you while a counter ticks up.
- Phone Fan — Your reels fan out like a hand of phones under a headline.
- Headline Wall — Your own headlines pile up behind your head, then a total pops in front.
- Carousel Spin — Your reels spin around you in a 3D carousel, then slow to a stop.
- Match Cut — Illustrative pages cut on one word, locked in a red box behind your head.
- Led Sign — The lights drop and a glowing LED sign types itself out behind you.
Camera & Color
- Locked On — Corner brackets snap onto your face, the camera follows you.
- Lean In — A fast punch-in on one word.
- Moody — A moody colour grade.
- Swipe — A before and after slider sweeps across you.
- Pause & Point — Freezes the frame and points at you with a hand-drawn arrow.
- Rabbit Hole — The frame tunnels into itself, spinning.
- Dot Reveal — Your shot builds out of glowing dots, then snaps to the full picture.
- Slow Push — A slow cinematic push-in to your face while the room melts out of focus.
- Shoulder Zoom — The camera pushes into one top corner and a see-through liquid glass graph pops beside your head (line climbs, number counts up), pulls back, then the other corner with a second, related bar graph. Your head stays in front.
Cards & UI
- Receipt Roll — Prints your instructions like a receipt into the wall above your head.
- Talking Checklist — A checklist card beside your head ticks off as you talk.
- Comment Box — An Instagram comment bar types a word and posts it.
- Follow Tap — A Follow button pops up and flips to Following.
- Uninstall — A glitchy uninstall bar breaks the frame apart.
- Reel Card — Your video shrinks into an Instagram reel card.
- Reject Stamp — A big red stamp slams onto the screen.
- Flip Countdown — A 3, 2, 1 flip clock above your head.
- Scribble — Marker doodles draw themselves around you.
- Split Headline — A headline card slides down and pushes you to the bottom half.
- Timeline — A dark red film grade with an editing timeline, a REC timecode and a glowing playhead.
- Headline Box — A punch-in with a two-line headline, the second line in a white box.
- Tier List — A tier list drops in and your chosen item flies into S tier.
- B-roll Split — B-roll on top with a price-tag sticker, you below.
- Checklist — An editable task list under your chin ticks each step green.
- Liquid Glass Graph — A liquid glass card under your chin: a green graph climbs while the number counts up.
- Glass Toggles — An iPhone settings card under your chin flips its switches on, one line at a time.
- Messages — iMessage notifications pop in one after another, creamy glass with a soft glow, stacking up above the bottom of the frame.
- Profile Grid — You shrink into the centre tile of your 3x3 profile grid on frosted glass, then 8 reels pop in around you, one per frame, with Instagram view counts on every tile.
Built to be changed
Each Skill includes editable defaults and a JSON plan. Change the words, timing, colors or visual options. A shared face-effects base handles tracking, the person cut-out and export; every installed Skill includes its own runtime. Deleting one does not affect the others.
Requires a rights-cleared local person video, Python 3.12 and FFmpeg. The effect renders locally and keeps the source sound. Captions and sound design are separate. These are starter effects: inspect the actual result before publishing.
Credits
Adapted from Vibha Ramprakash’s MIT video effects. New demos use modified Pexels footage by Pavel Danilyuk under the Pexels License. The depicted person is a stock model and does not endorse FeedSkills. Raw stock footage is not included in the Skills.