Glitch Video Maker

Agent Opus interprets glitch style keywords in your prompt and applies the corresponding motion graphics automatically. When you specify 'VHS distortion,' the glitch video maker adds scan lines, chromatic aberration, tracking noise, and tape warping effects that mimic analog video degradation. For 'cyberpunk glitch,' it layers neon RGB splits, hexagonal pixelation, and holographic interference patterns. 'Digital corruption' triggers bit-crushing artifacts, JPEG compression blocks, and data moshing transitions. You can combine styles in one prompt, like 'VHS scan lines with neon RGB splits,' and Agent Opus blends the effects across scenes. The AI motion graphics engine analyzes your script's pacing and applies glitch intensity dynamically so fast-paced product reveals get aggressive pixel sorting while slower narrative moments use subtle chromatic shifts. You can also reference specific eras or aesthetics, such as '90s camcorder glitch' or 'Y2K digital artifacts,' and the glitch video maker sources period-appropriate visual treatments. If you upload brand colors, Agent Opus tints the RGB splits and neon overlays to match your palette, ensuring glitch effects enhance rather than obscure your logo and product shots. This prompt-driven approach means you get custom glitch aesthetics without learning After Effects displacement maps or buying third-party glitch overlay packs.

Start your glitch video maker prompt with the core aesthetic and intensity level, like 'heavy VHS distortion' or 'subtle cyberpunk glitch.' Then describe the content and pacing: 'fast-paced tech product demo' or 'moody brand story with slow reveals.' Agent Opus uses these cues to match glitch intensity to narrative beats. For cyberpunk looks, specify color schemes such as 'neon pink and cyan RGB splits' or 'purple and green holographic interference.' For VHS or retro glitch, mention era markers like '80s tracking noise' or '90s camcorder artifacts.' If you want glitch effects on specific elements, call them out: 'glitch transitions between product shots' or 'RGB split on logo reveal.' Agent Opus applies effects where they amplify the message rather than distracting from it. When you paste a script or outline, the glitch video maker analyzes sentence structure and emotional tone to time glitch bursts with key phrases. For example, a script line like 'Unleash the future' might trigger an aggressive pixel sort, while 'Trusted by thousands' gets a clean freeze frame with minimal distortion. You can also reference visual inspirations in your prompt, such as 'Blade Runner neon aesthetic' or 'The Matrix green code glitch,' and Agent Opus interprets those references into motion graphics. Avoid vague prompts like 'make it glitchy' and instead describe the viewer experience you want: 'high-energy glitch that feels like a system reboot' or 'smooth VHS nostalgia with warm analog glow.' The more specific your aesthetic and emotional direction, the more precisely the glitch video maker delivers a publish-ready result that matches your brand and campaign goals.

Yes. Agent Opus applies glitch effects as overlays and transitions while preserving the core readability of your uploaded assets. When you upload a logo, the glitch video maker analyzes its shape, color, and negative space, then applies RGB splits, scan lines, or pixel sorting in ways that enhance rather than obscure the mark. For example, a logo reveal might start with heavy digital corruption that clears to a clean lockup, or it might hold steady while the background glitches around it. You control this balance in your prompt: 'glitch background with clean logo' keeps your brand crisp, while 'glitchy logo reveal with RGB split' applies effects directly to the mark for a more aggressive aesthetic. Product shots receive similar treatment. If you upload product images, Agent Opus can apply VHS distortion to the environment while keeping the product in focus, or it can glitch the product itself for a cyberpunk unveiling effect. The AI motion graphics engine uses edge detection and saliency mapping to identify which parts of the frame are brand-critical and adjusts glitch intensity accordingly. You can also specify brand colors in your prompt, and Agent Opus tints the RGB splits, neon overlays, and chromatic aberration to match your palette. This ensures that even under heavy glitch effects, your video feels cohesive with your brand guidelines. For social campaigns where logo visibility is non-negotiable, you can request 'safe zones' in your prompt, like 'keep logo and CTA text clean with glitch effects on background only.' The glitch video maker respects these constraints while still delivering the cyberpunk or retro aesthetic you need. This brand-safe approach means you get attention-grabbing glitch videos that work for client presentations, paid ads, and official product launches, not just experimental content.

Agent Opus excels at single-style glitch aesthetics and two-style blends, but highly complex multi-layered glitch sequences with frame-specific timing may require iterative prompts. For example, a prompt like 'VHS distortion for the intro, then cyberpunk RGB splits for the product demo, then pixel sorting for the CTA' works well because the glitch video maker maps styles to script sections. But if you need glitch effects timed to specific words or syllables, like 'RGB split on every third word,' you may need to break your script into shorter segments and generate multiple videos, then concatenate them. Agent Opus applies glitch effects based on narrative pacing and emotional tone, not precise frame counts, so if you need a glitch burst at exactly 3.2 seconds, the current system may place it at 3.0 or 3.5 seconds depending on scene flow. For most social and marketing use cases, this variance is imperceptible and often improves the organic feel of the glitch aesthetic. Another edge case: extremely subtle glitch effects on high-resolution product photography. If your prompt requests 'barely noticeable VHS scan lines on 4K product shot,' the glitch video maker may apply effects that are more visible than intended because social platforms compress video heavily and subtle glitch details can disappear. In these cases, request 'moderate VHS distortion' and let platform compression naturally soften the effect. Agent Opus also prioritizes readability, so if you request glitch effects that would make text or logos illegible, the AI motion graphics engine may reduce intensity automatically. You can override this by specifying 'aggressive glitch even if text is hard to read,' but for brand and campaign work, the default behavior protects your message. Finally, the glitch video maker sources visuals from web and stock libraries, so if you need glitch effects applied to very specific custom footage, upload that footage as a product shot or background asset in your prompt. Agent Opus will integrate it into the generated video and apply your requested glitch style. These limitations are rare in practice, and most creators find that a clear prompt with aesthetic keywords, pacing cues, and brand asset uploads produces publish-ready glitch videos on the first generation.