Will Hologram work on any photo?

Hologram is designed for Product, Poster, Artwork images. Results will vary outside those categories, so pick source images that match the effect's intent.

Can I control how Hologram moves?

Yes — the planned controls for this effect include Scan line density, Flicker rate, Tint color, Opacity, so you'll be able to tune the result rather than accept a single fixed look.

Will Hologram loop seamlessly?

Yes — Hologram is designed to loop seamlessly, so the animation can play on repeat without a visible seam or jump cut.

Hologram

Planned

A flickering, semi-transparent scan-line treatment gives the subject a projected, holographic look.

Planned effect — designed and scheduled for a future AniFX build.

About this effect

Hologram applies a cyan-tinted, semi-transparent overlay with animated horizontal scan lines and intermittent flicker to a chosen subject, simulating the look of a projected holographic image. Edges gain a faint glow and slight vertical jitter, while opacity dips briefly at irregular intervals to sell the projection illusion.

Suitable image types

Product
Poster
Artwork

Best use cases

Social Media
Product Photography
Digital Advertising

Styles

Futuristic
Energetic

Motion characteristics

motion_intensity: moderate
loopable: true
affects_subject: true
affects_background: false
transparency_support: true

Planned controls

Scan line density
Flicker rate
Tint color
Opacity

Best practices

Works best on a clearly isolated subject against a simple background; complex backgrounds compete with the transparency effect.

Examples using this effect

Concept preview

Wireless Earbuds Case on White Background

A clean product shot of a wireless earbuds case isolated on a plain white background. This concept demonstration shows how Hologram could give the product a flickering, projected look, a treatment aimed at tech product advertising.

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