Stickers, graphics, and shapes
Add stickers, upload custom sticker assets, create shape overlays, style fills and strokes, and use graphics as callouts.
Stickers and graphics are visual overlays. Use them for arrows, labels, badges, reactions, callouts, shapes, progress bars, and brand elements.
Stickers vs graphics
| Element | Best for |
|---|---|
| Sticker | Decorative overlays, reactions, icons, uploaded sticker images |
| Graphic / shape | Rectangles, arrows, circles, badges, callouts, dividers, progress elements |
| Image overlay | Logos, screenshots, product images, B-roll stills |
Add a sticker
- Click Stickers in the left asset panel.
- Browse the available stickers.
- Hover or click to preview.
- Drag a sticker onto the canvas or timeline.
- Position it in the preview.
- Trim its timeline duration.

Upload a custom sticker
Use custom stickers for brand icons, product badges, emojis, or repeatable overlays.
- Open Stickers.
- Click Upload or Add custom sticker.
- Choose an image file.
- Wait for it to appear in your sticker library.
- Drag it into the timeline.
Use transparent PNG or SVG where possible for clean overlays.
Transform a sticker
- Select the sticker.
- Drag it on the canvas for rough placement.
- Use corner handles to resize.
- Rotate if needed.
- Open the properties panel for precise position, scale, and rotation.
If the sticker should follow an object, use tracking after you place it.
Add a graphic or shape
- Click Graphics or the relevant shape area in the left panel.
- Choose a shape.
- Drag it onto the canvas or timeline.
- Select it.
- Adjust shape settings in the properties panel.
Shape library examples:
- Rectangle.
- Rounded rectangle.
- Ellipse.
- Polygon.
- Star.
- Triangle.
- Heart.
- Chevron.
- Cross / plus.
- Line / divider.
- Arrow.
- Block arrow.
- Callouts, badges, bubbles, and progress-style shapes.
Style a shape
Select the shape and use the Graphic tab.
Common controls:
- Fill color — inside color.
- Stroke color — outline color.
- Stroke width — outline thickness.
- Stroke alignment — inside, center, or outside edge.
- Shape-specific controls — corner radius, points, arrow style, progress amount, etc.
Use graphics as callouts
Arrow callout
- Add an Arrow shape.
- Position it toward the object you want to highlight.
- Set stroke width high enough to read.
- Choose a bright color.
- Add a short text label next to it.
- Group the arrow and label if you want to move them together.
Highlight box
- Add a rounded rectangle.
- Set fill opacity low or use stroke only.
- Place it around the subject.
- Animate opacity for a highlight pulse if needed.
Progress bar
- Add a progress-style shape.
- Set fill and background colors.
- Keyframe the progress parameter from 0 to 100.
- Preview the timing.
Apply effects to stickers and graphics
Stickers and graphics can use visual effects just like other overlays.
Try:
- Drop shadow.
- Glow.
- Blur.
- Opacity changes.
- Blend modes.
- Motion with keyframes.
Track a sticker or graphic
For eligible overlays:
- Place the sticker or shape near the target.
- Select it.
- Open Tracking.
- Choose the target area.
- Run tracking.
- Preview and adjust.
Tracking works best when the target is visible, has contrast, and does not leave frame.
Keyframe shape parameters
Many shape settings can be animated.
- Select the shape.
- Open the shape-specific property.
- Click the keyframe icon.
- Set the starting value.
- Move the playhead.
- Change the value.
- Preview the animation.
Use this for progress bars, expanding highlights, moving arrows, and animated badges.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Fix |
|---|---|
| Sticker covers the subject | Lower opacity, resize it, or move to a corner |
| Shape looks jagged | Increase size carefully or use a vector/SVG asset |
| Graphic disappears | Check timeline duration and layer visibility |
| Stroke is too heavy | Reduce stroke width or use inside alignment |
| Tracking drifts | Shorten the tracked section and re-run tracking |