Effect template directory

AI effect templates

Every OpenFilmo effect template that has its own page, collected in one directory and sorted by what you are trying to make. Open any template to see its credit cost, clip length, resolution and the input it expects — before you spend credits on it.

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Quick answer

107 AI effect templates are catalogued on this page, in 10 collections: halloween, christmas and holiday, new year and festive, product and advertising, art style, camera and visual, transformation, couple and connection, viral and social, warm moment. Each template page states the credit cost, clip length, resolution and input rule shown in the product panel, and the limits we know about. Nothing here is guessed for search traffic.

Limitation: templates change as the library is updated — a template can be renamed, repriced or retired. If a page and the app disagree, the app panel is the source of truth.

Verified: template specs (credits, clip length, resolution, input rules) read from the OpenFilmo effect library on 13 October 2026.

How this directory is organised

Effect templates are not interchangeable. A Halloween portrait swap, a product spin and an anime restyle ask for different inputs, cost different credits and behave differently when the source photo is imperfect. So instead of one long alphabetical list, this directory splits templates into collections that match the job you are actually doing.

If you are preparing a seasonal post, start with the seasonal collections. If you are making an ad, the product and advertising collection is where the useful templates live. If you just want to see what a photo can become, the art style and transformation collections are the fastest way to find out.

Every link below opens a page that answers four questions in the first screen: what the template does, what it costs, what input it needs, and where it breaks.

Halloween effect templates (25)

Spooky seasonal looks: haunted portraits, ghost dances, costume swaps and background changes built for October sharing.

Christmas and holiday effect templates (7)

Festive clips for December: snow, lights, gifts and family moments that stay shareable all season.

New Year and festive effect templates (6)

Fireworks, toasts, red envelope rain and God of Wealth encounters — seasonal celebration clips built from one photo.

Product and advertising effect templates (23)

Sell-through visuals: product spins, ad hooks, UGC-style shots and Black Friday style promos.

Art style effect templates (11)

Restyle a clip into anime, painting, pop art or film stock without rebuilding the shot.

Camera and visual effect templates (11)

Cinematic camera language: zooms, flares, slow motion and depth effects added after the fact.

Transformation effect templates (6)

Turn one photo into a full character or object transformation, start to finish.

Couple and connection effect templates (6)

Two-person moments for anniversaries, weddings and long-distance posts.

Viral and social effect templates (6)

Short, punchy formats made to be reposted on Reels, Shorts and TikTok.

Warm moment effect templates (6)

Everyday affection: waves, gifts, family reunions, piggyback rides and small gestures, animated from one photo.

  • AI Couple Wave Video From One Photo — Turn one half-body photo into a 4-second 720p clip where a partner walks in and waves with you, for 60 credits. Upload a single photo, download the…
  • AI Flower Gift Video From One Photo — Turn one photo into a 4-second 720p clip where a partner walks in and hands over a bouquet, for 60 credits. One half-body photo in, one video out.
  • AI Childhood Reunion Video From One Photo — Turn one realistic photo into a 4-second 720p clip where a child resembling you walks in and hugs you, for 40 credits. One photo, no second model.
  • AI Piggyback Video From a Couple Photo — Turn a two-person photo into a 4-second 720p clip where one carries the other on their back, for 40 credits. Works best with two people standing si…
  • AI Back Hug Video From a Two-Person Photo — Turn a photo of two people into a 4-second 720p clip of a hug from behind, for 40 credits. Runs without a prompt — the photo is the only input.
  • AI Blown Kiss Video From One Photo — Turn one photo into a 4-second 720p clip where the subject blows a kiss to camera, for 40 credits. Works with one or two people, close or medium fr…

How credits work

OpenFilmo runs on credits rather than per-seat licences. Each render draws credits according to the template, the clip length and the resolution, and the exact number is printed on every template page in this directory. Short clips are the cheapest way to test a look; longer or higher-resolution renders cost more.

The free tier refills credits every month with no card and no watermark on output, which is enough to test a handful of templates properly. Paid plans add credits, faster queues and parallel jobs — see pricing for the current numbers.

One practical tip: when a template takes a single photo as input, spend your first credit on the cleanest, brightest, most frontal shot you have. Most failed renders we see come from the input photo, not the template.

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Frequently asked questions

How many AI effect templates does OpenFilmo have?

This directory lists 107 effect templates that ship with a dedicated page, grouped into 10 collections. The product library also contains templates that do not yet have a page, so treat this list as the catalogued set rather than the absolute count of everything in the app.

What does an effect template cost in credits?

Each template page lists its own credit cost, clip length, resolution and input rules as shown in the product panel. Short clips are the cheapest way to test a look; longer or higher-resolution renders cost more. The free tier refills credits monthly, so you can try templates without paying.

Do effect templates work on any photo?

Most templates need a single clear subject and work best when the person or product is well lit and facing the camera. Templates that require two people or a pet say so on their page. If the input rule is not met, the render usually returns a note instead of a clip.

What is the difference between these templates and the effects library?

The effects library at /ai-video/ describes the flagship product effects and how each one works. These template pages are narrower: one page per template with its exact cost, limits and best input, so you can pick before you spend credits.

Can I use the output commercially?

Generated clips are yours to publish, including paid ads, on every plan including the free tier. The only restriction is the source material you upload: use photos you own or have permission to use.