Film Borders - Video & Photo Overlays
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- Works with any camera
- Works with any editing software
- Tutorials included
Inside the Collection
105 Cinematically Inspired Frames
A mix of Worn & Pure borders made with precision.
32
4K Animated Borders
73
Static Borders
Beautifully crafted film mattes and borders designed to frame your visuals with authentic analogue style.
The border your footage is missing.
105 cinema-grade frames that turn flat footage into something that looks shot on film.
Slide below to see the change.
2.39 Bars
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After
Border Perforation 3
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After
Scope Worn
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After
1.85 Border Worn
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After
Why use Film Borders
Cinema bars. Pillar frames. Worn 35mm edges. The kind of detail that separates a clip that looks edited from one that looks shot.
Frame comes in two styles: Pure, clean and precise, and Worn, textured and imperfect, like it's been through a real camera. 105 borders total, built for every format you actually post in: widescreen, vertical, square.
Drag, drop, done.
Transform your footage in seconds.
"Didn't think a border could change this much. Footage looks like it's off a different camera."
Testimonials
Dan Whitfield
"Almost Scrapped This Clip"
"Used the worn one on a clip I was gonna scrap tbh. now it's one of my favourites"
Sophie Marsh
"No Fiddling Needed"
"So easy, just drop it on and it's done, didn't have to mess about trying to get it right"
Tom Ackerley
"The Edge Detail Sells It"
"The little scratches and grain round the edge is what does it, actually looks like real film not just a border slapped on"
FAQs
What are film Borders?
Borders and edges that sit over your footage to give it that cinema look - the kind of framing you'd see in an actual film, not a phone recording.
Will these work with my software?
Yes. Every overlay works with anything - Premiere, DaVinci, Final Cut, After Effects, CapCut, Photoshop, Canva.
How do I use them?
Drag it onto your timeline, sit it above your clip, done.
Pure or Worn - which do I need?
Pure if you want something clean and precise. Worn if you want texture - like the frame's lived a bit. Most people end up using both depending on the shot.
