Our .MOV files are animations that have areas of transparency, such as our social media animations and lower thirds.
This enables the transparency to be maintained, ready for you to overlay your own footage in your editor.
The codec encodes the video file so that your editor recognises it, but different editors recognise different codecs.
We have a breakdown here of the most common editors and which output codec to use, but if you are in any doubt, reach out to the editor you use support team.
| Apple ProRes 4444 (Default) | ProRes KS | PNG | GoPro Cineform RGB 12bit | |
| After Effects CC | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Blender | Yes | Yes | ||
| Camtasia | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| DaVinci Resolve | Yes | Yes | ||
| Filmora | Yes | Yes | ||
| FinalCut | Yes | Yes | ||
| HitFilm Express | Yes | Yes | ||
| iMovie | Yes | |||
| Lumafusion | Yes | |||
| Movavi Plus 2022 (Mac) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Premiere Pro (OSX) | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Premiere Pro (Windows) | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| QuickTime Player | Yes | Yes | ||
| WeVideo | Yes | Yes |
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