Keep them watching. Loaders is a clean and versatile animation pack of 45+ loading and preloader animations designed for editors, UI designers, and motion designers who need polished, professional waiting states that hold attention, maintain visual flow, and keep every transition feeling intentional and on-brand.
Every animation is delivered with a fully transparent background — giving you complete compositing freedom to place any loader over any footage, interface mockup, color, or scene without a single workaround or masking headache.
Works in any editing environment. Fully compatible with After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and every major video editor that supports alpha channel footage. No plugins, no expressions, no technical setup — just import and drop directly into your timeline.
45+ animations. Every style of loading. Spinning circles, progress bars, pulsing dots, rotating rings, bouncing balls, filling shapes, radar sweeps, skeleton screens, percentage counters, animated checkmarks, dash loaders, morphing blobs, and minimal line loops — every animation covers a distinct visual style from sleek and corporate to playful and dynamic.
Why editors and motion designers reach for this pack:
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- Transparent background — perfect alpha channel for seamless compositing over any scene or surface \t
- 45+ unique animations — extensive range of loader styles, speeds, and visual personalities \t
- Universal compatibility — works seamlessly across all major NLEs and compositing tools \t
- UI & video ready — equally at home in interface mockups, app promos, and broadcast productions \t
- No plugins required — pure footage, zero dependencies, straight into your creative workflow
Perfect for app promo videos, software demos, tech commercials, website presentations, UX explainers, corporate motion graphics, social media content, e-learning productions, gaming intros, and any project that needs to bridge a moment, hold attention, or communicate that something powerful is happening behind the scenes.
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