Thanks to the MOGRT file format, you can use many types of objects and graphics into your Premiere projects easily. While Premiere Pro may not be an animator's tool, you don't have to miss out on cool animations and fun effects.
In this round-up, let's take a look at the best special effects presets for Premiere Pro:
Top Special Effects Presets for Premiere Pro
All of these special effects presets for Premiere Pro are included as a part of a subscription to Envato Elements, the all-you-can-download service for creatives and freelancers. A single subscription unlocks over a million assets, including a deep selection of Premiere Pro tools.
Here are three of the best packs that you'll find as a part of an Elements subscription.
1. Fire Smoke Water Effects
Fire, smoke and water are different effects, but thanks to MOGRT files, all are easy to add. You can use these as a transition, to introduce your logo or graphics, and so much more. Make sure to play the preview below to see this package in action!
- Who it's for: anyone who wants to add animation without an animation skillset.
- Why we love it: advanced animations for Premiere with no After Effects required.
2. 2DFX Smoke Elements
Smoky elements are the perfect way to bring a character or new object onto your canvas. Use these to draw the viewer's attention to key elements with a quick puff of smoke.
3. Call-Outs Tool Kit
A call out can help you add that additional piece of commentary to your video footage. Try this package out as the easiest way to do just that in Adobe Premiere.
More Premiere Pro Tools and Tutorials
- Video12 Top Smoke and Fire Animations and Project Templates for After EffectsAndrew Childress
- Video15 Top VHS Distortion and Retro Glitch Effects for After Effects and Premiere ProAndrew Childress
- Video20 Cool Video Transition Effects for After Effects & Premiere ProAndrew Childress
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