Point at the detail instead of telling people where to look.
Upload an image and a lens travels across it, enlarging whatever sits underneath. It saves the crop-and-zoom pass you would otherwise do by hand on every screenshot.
Render this template free · then $4.99/month for every template.
This is one of over 70 templates
You came for the magnifying glass animation template. A Wallu Studio plan includes every other one too — charts, countdowns, stream overlays, product launches, chat mockups and price drops — with unlimited renders, 4K export and no watermark. From $4.99 a month.
What people use it for
- Product close-ups — Call out a stitch, a label or a spec without cutting away to a second shot.
- Screenshots and documents — Enlarge the one line of a screenshot the video is actually about, and dim the rest.
- Spot-the-detail posts — The lens sweeping over a picture is its own hook, and it still reads at phone size.
What you can change
- Your own image
- Zoom level
- Lens size and border
- Lens style
- How the lens moves across the image
- Handle colour
- Dim the background behind the lens
- Background
- 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9
- Up to 4K, no watermark on paid plans
- Transparent background (WebM)
- Your fonts and brand colours
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a magnifying glass effect to an image?
Upload the picture, set the zoom level and lens size, then choose how the lens moves across it. The template does the magnification for you, so there is nothing to mask or keyframe.
How far can it zoom in?
The zoom level is a control, so you decide. Start with a high-resolution image if you plan to magnify hard, because the lens enlarges whatever pixels you give it.
Can I darken everything outside the lens?
Yes. There is a control for dimming the background, which helps when the rest of the frame is busy and the lens needs to carry the shot.
