Deck Peel: a stack of cards peeling away one by one
A small stack of cards; the top one lifts up and away and the rest rise a step.
Opens in the studio with sample work. Free at 720p.
How Deck Peel moves
Deck Peel shows a neat stack of cards with the edges of the ones underneath peeking out. Each beat the top card lifts up and away and the rest rise one step to take its place. Four slots and a 9 second loop. Simple and focused, for a small series of shots or screens at 1:1 or 16:9.
In the studio you can tune its 4 settings along with the background, shadow and loop length, and your images never leave your device.
Deck Peel settings
Every setting below is in the studio panel for Deck Peel. Each one changes the loop live, so you can try values while it plays.
| Setting | Range | Starts at |
|---|---|---|
| Corner radius | 0% to 12% | 3% |
| Card size | 35% to 65% | 48% |
| Stack peek | 2% to 8% | 4% |
| Easing | Custom, Smooth, Natural, Slow down, Snappy, Accelerate, Elastic, Bounce, Overshoot, Impulse, Swing, Linear | Smooth |
Make a Deck Peel video
- Step 1
Open the template
"Use this template" opens Deck Peel in the studio at 1:1, already playing with sample work.
- Step 2
Add your work
It starts with 4 spots for images or short videos. Empty spots repeat your images, so a few are enough.
- Step 3
Tune the motion
Change the 4 settings above, the loop length (9 seconds to start), background and shadow.
- Step 4
Export the loop
Download MP4 or WebM. 720p is free with a free account and no watermark; 1080p, 2K and 4K come with Pro.
Where Deck Peel works well
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- Isometric 4
- Orbit 9
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- Grid 9
- Spotlight & Focus 4
- Reveal & Wipe 4
- Stack & Scatter 8