Free tool

Snow overlay maker.

Make falling snow that loops forever. Choose soft flakes or crystals, set the amount, the speed and the wind, and watch it live. Then download it as a transparent overlay for your videos and designs: WebM, MP4, GIF, PNG frames or Lottie. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

Preview

1920 × 1080 px · 6 s loop

Snow settings

Snow

Flakes
200 flakes
2 px
12 px
Gentle
Right 1
4
Depth

Far flakes are small, slow and faint. Near flakes are big, fast and bright.

ColorWhite

Frame

Shape

1920 × 1080 px

6 s

Every flake comes back to where it started, so the clip loops with no jump.

Background

In the fileTransparent
Preview onNight sky

Only for the preview. The file stays transparent.

Download

Download settings
Longest side

Output: 1920 × 1080 px

Frame rate
Repeat the loop

In a video editor, put the snow on the track above your footage. Set the black MP4 to the Screen blend mode, or key out the green one. WebM and PNG frames are already transparent.

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About this tool

Make a snow overlay for videos, social posts and designs. Choose soft round flakes, crystal snowflakes or a mix, then set the amount, the flake size, the fall speed, the wind, the sway and the depth. Every flake gets back to where it started at the end of the loop, so the clip repeats with no jump. Download a transparent WebM, an MP4 on black for the Screen blend mode or on green for keying, a GIF, a ZIP of PNG frames, or a Lottie file. It all runs in your browser, with no sign-up and no watermark.

How to use it

  1. Pick the flake style, then set the amount, size, speed, wind and sway until the preview looks right.
  2. Choose the frame shape and the loop length. Press Shuffle for a new pattern.
  3. Choose a background for the file, or keep it transparent.
  4. Pick a format and download it. In your video editor, put the snow on the track above your footage.

Frequently asked questions

Put the snow file on the track above your footage. With the black MP4, set the blend mode to Screen and the black disappears. With the green MP4, use the chroma key in your editor to remove the green. The transparent WebM and the PNG frames need no extra step in editors that read them.

Yes. Every flake is back where it started when the loop ends, so the last frame leads straight into the first. Fast flakes go from the bottom back to the top out of sight, and slow, far flakes fade in and out as they fall. Set your editor or player to loop the clip, or use Repeat the loop to make a longer file.

MP4 works everywhere, including CapCut and phones: use the black one with the Screen blend mode, or key out the green one. PNG frames keep real transparency in editors that import image sequences, like Premiere Pro, After Effects and DaVinci Resolve. WebM keeps transparency for websites and for editors that read WebM. GIF is for chats, emails and simple web pages, and looks best on the Night sky background. Lottie is for apps and websites.

Yes. The snow you make is yours to use in personal and commercial work. There is no watermark and no sign-up, and nothing is uploaded.