Without top-notch transitions, your video project will jar viewers right out of their seats. And forget those cheesy PowerPoint-style transitions, it isn’t 2003 anymore. The people watching your videos deserve better, and that’s exactly what we’re gonna give them with Flow Pop.
I created Flow Pop because I was tired of coming up with different transitions for each project and using them “a la carte” as needed. Flow Pop is more like an all-you-can-eat buffet of visual delicacies to make your videos flow like a crisp mountain spring.
Take a look at how Sam Kolder cranked up the awesome of Hawaii from 10 to 11 with some killer transition effects:
Flow Pop is your answer to both the hassle of coming up with unique animations and avoiding low-quality transition effects that make your video look like an infomercial from the early 90s.
Flow Pop is overstuffed with 60 unique, professionally designed (and VERY customizable) transition effects for Final Cut Pro. It’s perfect for creating documentaries, sports videos, and yes, even slideshows that people can actually sit through.
Flow Pop’s transitions are smooth and seamless, making your video feel natural instead of ruining the immersion of your viewers. Plus, all Stupid Raisins plugins are designed with HD, UHD, square and vertical videos in mind, meaning you’ll never need to sacrifice quality when using my plugins.
There were three major factors that drove me to create Flow Pop, and it’s the same three reasons why so many brands and amateur videographers keep choosing this plugin to spice up their videos:
Well, I did it!
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Flow Pop just works, period. With 11 styles across 60 transition effects, Flow Pop is THE way to lend smooth, distraction-free transitions to any video.
Speaking of smooth transitions, check out this video for your daily dose of high octane:
Like its other Stupid Raisins brethren, Flow Pop is available through the power of the Stupid Raisins app, a free platform for distributing awesome FCP plugins. Getting started with Symbol Pop is as easy as downloading Stupid Raisins, getting the free Flow Pop demo, and seeing for yourself how awesome it is.
If you love the demo, you can easily snag the full version of Flow Pop through Stupid Raisins. Look for Flow Pop under your Transitions, category name Flow Pop.
Oh, I almost forgot to explain how to use Flow Pop. First, drag the transition right into your video timeline. Then…drop it. That’s it.
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