Shapeshift
1:1A few pieces reshape and rearrange between tidy layouts, the way a grid system flexes. Made for a square post about the work.
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An identity is a system: cards, posters, signage and screens that only make sense together. A static grid shows the pieces; a moving one shows how they work as a whole. Drop in your mockups and case-study shots, pick a motion, and you have a cover for Behance, your site or the client presentation.
The same photos, three more motions that suit brand designers. They're a starting point, not a rule: any of our 30+ motions can show your work, so pick whichever you like best. The settings are under each one.
Browse all 30+ motions →A few pieces reshape and rearrange between tidy layouts, the way a grid system flexes. Made for a square post about the work.
A wall of cards turns over in waves to reveal the next set. A reveal for the moment you show the new identity.
Rings of work turn at different angles, tipped toward you and zoomed right in, so the whole system drifts slowly past in 3D. The identity as a world of its own, full screen in stories and reels.
Pick ten to twelve shots of one project: cards, stationery, posters, packaging and a screen or two. Mixing close-ups with wide shots keeps it lively.
Put the pieces in the order you'd present them, or shuffle them. Choose a card shape and corners that suit the identity, and a backdrop from its palette.
A 16:9 cover for Behance and your site, 4:5 for Instagram, 1:1 for LinkedIn, all from the same project.
Tick the frame sizes you need when you export and each comes out as its own file, made from the same project.
Yes. Drop in any images or short video clips: mockups, photos of printed pieces, screens or animations of the logo.
Yes. Commercial use is allowed, and anything you export during the beta stays yours to use commercially for good.
Set the backdrop to any colour, gradient or image from the brand, and choose the card shape and corners to suit it.
Yes. Add your logo in the Logo settings and place it in any corner, along an edge or in the centre, then set its size, opacity and margin. It appears on every export, so wherever the video travels, people know the work is yours.