Pixel Heart Overlay

  • Resolution: 1080x1920px
  • Format: MP4
  • Duration: 15 sec
  • Seamless Loop (Loopable)

Add a retro, kawaii 8-bit aesthetic to your vertical content with this free pixel heart animated video overlay.
Featuring crisp white and gray pixel art hearts of various sizes gently floating upward against a black background, this 1080×1920 vertical asset is ready to blend seamlessly over your footage.

Recommended Use Cases

 This asset is especially useful for the following scenes:

  • YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels Edits: Designed in native 9:16 vertical resolution (1080x1920px), making it ideal for aesthetic vlogs, Y2K and retro gaming edits, fan edits, or cute lifestyle clips on mobile platforms.
  • VTuber Vertical Streams and Retro Gaming Overlays: Bring a charming nostalgic vibe to your vertical streaming layout in OBS Studio, or use it to highlight cozy gaming moments and singing streams.
  • Easy Screen Blend Mode and 15-Second Seamless Loop: Simply place this MP4 clip over your video in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or CapCut and set the blend mode to Screen or Add to remove the black background instantly. The 15-second seamless loop allows infinite playback.
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Sakura here! These floating 8-bit pixel hearts add such a cute retro vibe to vertical videos♪ Just set the blend mode to Screen and drop it right over your Shorts or Reels!

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Is this asset free for Commercial Use? 
A. Yes! It is 100% Royalty-Free for both personal and commercial projects, including monetized YouTube channels, Twitch streams, and corporate videos.

Q. Is credit required? 
A. Credit is optional. You can use it freely without attribution, though linking back to Sakusora Material in your description is always appreciated!

Q. How do I remove the black background from this MP4 overlay? 
A. Place the video on a track above your main footage in any editing software (Premiere Pro, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve) and change the Blending Mode to Screen, Lighten, or Add. In OBS Studio, you can apply a Luma Key or Color Key filter to key out the black background.

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