30+ AI VFX That Turn Simple Videos Into Magic
Matt Wolfe showed 11 AI tools in this video on . 7 are verified available in the EU. Each row below jumps to the exact second. Part of week 2026-28.
Tools shown in this video, with timestamps
Used for first/last keyframe video generation to make the intro effects (bursting through a wall, claw machine, wolf morph) and location transitions, with models like Seedance. Also has a character script-to-video feature for talking characters.
Live demoEditing software used to export frames, apply Smooth Cut transitions, and chroma key green-screen lower thirds with the Delta Keyer in Fusion.
Live demoCreator's favorite video model for keyframe-based intros and transitions, which he says tops others right now. Also used for stock footage and lower thirds, where it misspelled text.
Live demoVideo model that is pretty good for keyframe transitions; used for the NAB San Diego-to-Vegas transition via Leonardo.
Live demoPretty good for keyframe transitions and does a much better job than Seedance rendering text in green-screen lower thirds.
Live demoUsed in Gemini to edit existing clips by adding background effects such as a yeti, Godzilla, explosion, smoke, or turning a sunny day rainy, and text behind or thought bubbles. Also tried for a plane-route animation with a glitch midway.
Live demoUsed with Opus to write code that screenshots an article and outputs an MP4 with a scroll, zoom and highlight animation. Fable did a smoother job than Opus.
Live demoUsed as the environment to run the Remotion skill for logo reveals and motion graphics.
Live demoSkill installed in Codex or Claude Code to generate code-based animations: particle logo reveals, paint splatter, lower thirds with exact text, text-message and chart motion graphics, and a plane route map.
Live demoVideo overview feature creates cinematic explainer animations from source documents; the creator found the generated animations on a birds-aren't-real topic usable as B-roll.
Live demoUpload an image and audio or script to make a talking character video; used to create the Sam Altman and Mira Murati text-exchange scene.
Live demo