Collection · 23 plates · free
Film scratches overlays
Real film gets scratched along its length as it runs through cameras and projectors. That is why most scratches on old footage are vertical lines, sometimes jumping left and right from frame to frame.
Use a light scratch plate for a subtle vintage feel, or a heavy damage plate when the image should look found, old and worn.
Heavy dust, no scratchesDS-30
Vertical film scratchesDS-04
Fine scratchesDS-12
Deep long scratchesDS-13
Diagonal scratchesDS-14
Curly scratchesDS-15
Projector scratch linesDS-20
Light scratches onlyDS-29
Dense short scratchesDS-36
A few vertical scratch linesDS-37
Long scratches onlyDS-46
Old film reel damageDS-05
Heavy film damageDS-19
Vertical lines and dustDS-21
Scratched negativeDS-26
Old newsreel damageDS-38
Silent film damageDS-39
Dust and fine scratchesDS-41
Black scratches on whiteDS-52
Dark film damageDS-54
Dark vertical linesDS-57
Vertical old film damage (9:16)DS-60
Square scratches overlay (1:1)DS-63
See every plate in the full dust scratches collection.
All plates are free for personal and commercial use, no sign-up. See the license and the blend modes guide.