Thirty animated manga and anime effects for edits, shorts, reaction videos and streams. Every line is a clean vector stroke with tapered ends, redrawn every second or third frame the way anime effects are, so it feels alive rather than slid across the screen. There is no text in any clip.

What is in it: 6 focus-line effects (steady, dense, punch-in, heartbeat, slow spin and off-centre), 6 speed-line effects (horizontal, vertical, diagonal, top-and-bottom, zoom and a one-shot whoosh), 5 bursts (urchin flash, comic star, shockwave rings, sparkles, spike ring), 5 impacts (white flash, double flash, star crack, hit spark, shock lightning) and 8 character marks in colour (anger vein pulsing and popping, sweat drop, nervous sweat, surprise lines, gloom lines, blush lines, steam puffs).

Formats: every clip comes as a QuickTime MOV with a real alpha channel (lossless Animation or PNG codec), a WebM (VP9) with alpha, an MP4 on black for the Screen blend mode, and an MP4 on white with black ink for Multiply, the printed-manga look. Full-frame effects are 1920 x 1080 (16:9) and 1080 x 1920 (9:16) with matching line weights; character marks are 1080 x 1080 elements you scale and place. All clips run at 30 fps and last 1 to 2 seconds; loops repeat seamlessly.

How to use: put the MOV or WebM on a track above your footage, or put an MP4 on top and set its blend mode to Screen (black version) or Multiply (white version); this works in most desktop and phone video editors. The line effects are white, so a fill or tint effect recolours them.

The files come in zips by orientation and format, so you only download what your editor uses. The README opens with a short guide to which zip suits a phone editor, a desktop editor or the web, then lists every clip, its length and whether it loops.