Film Artifacts - Video & Photo Overlays

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  • Works with any camera
  • Works with any editing software
  • Tutorials included
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Inside the Collection

154 real film artifacts

Shot on actual scrap film, not simulated. Scratches, dust, hair, splice marks, light leaks.

30

Animated

124

Static

Stop faking it. Start using film.

The kind of imperfection you can't quite recreate in software, because it was never software to begin with.


Slide below to see the change.

Film Scratch

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After

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Red Rolling Text

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Textured Screen

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Film Grain Texture

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Use Aprture tools on client work, brand campaigns, or paid projects. One purchase covers it.

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Why use Film Artifacts

Digitally faking film damage is harder than it looks, and most attempts end up looking exactly like what they are, a filter pretending to be film. Film Artifacts skips that problem entirely, every scratch, every speck of dust, every splice mark was shot on real scrap film, not built in software.

Drop one over your footage and it doesn't just look textured, it looks like it's actually been through a camera. That's the difference between an effect and something real.

Drag, drop, done.

Transform your footage in seconds.

"put a scratch overlay on a clip that looked too clean and it just stopped looking like it was shot yesterday"

Marcus Bell, 20/08/26

Testimonials

Ellie Frampton

"Didn't Even Need a Transition"

"skeptical these were actually real film until I zoomed in, you can see the grain sitting differently on each one, not the usual repeating pattern"

Nathan Pryce

"Splice Mark Instead Of A Cut"

"used one of the splice marks between two clips instead of a normal transition, kept it in the final edit, looked more intentional than a hard cut"

Dua Okonkwo

"Not What I Expected From An Overlay Pack"

"dust and hair ones are subtle but that's kind of the point, you don't notice them until you compare the clip without it"

FAQs

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