Motion graphics · rendered, not generated
Pick the graphic you need, tune it on a real timeline, and drop your own footage underneath it. Export a transparent overlay for your edit, or the finished shot with the footage baked in.
They’re a rendering problem — and rendering is cheap. That one difference is the entire reason Bumper doesn’t need a credit meter.
13 presets, each a composition with real layers, real timing and real easing — not a template you fill in. Drop in your own footage and every one of them lays over it.
The editor
Every composition breaks into named layers with their own in-frames, and a playhead that lands on the frame you mean.
Pick a curve, watch the graph. Everything defaults to cubic-bezier(0.16, 1, 0.3, 1) because it looks right.
Set your colours, type and logo once. Change a swatch and every composition re-renders with it.
Not a screen recording, not a GIF. The transparent background survives the export, so it drops onto your timeline in Premiere, Resolve, Final Cut or CapCut.
00:38 — the end screen
Free while it’s in prototype, and free after — there is no GPU bill to pass on to you.