How to Add Hologram/Glitch FX in CapCut Pro

  ✅ Works best on CapCut Pro (desktop) or latest mobile version with all effect packs downloaded.

💫 1. Import Your Clip

  • Open CapCut Pro → Start a New Project
  • Import your main video clip (dancing, walking, or posing works well)

📺 2. Add a Glitch or Hologram Effect

Go to:

  • Effects > Video Effects
  • Browse these categories:
  • Glitch
  • Retro
  • Sci-Fi / Party

🔥 Recommended Effects:

  • Scan Line: Hologram screen look

  • RGB Split: Classic glitchy color shift

  • VHS: Vintage + distorted style

  • Hologram: Futuristic shimmer with distortion

  • Color Glitch: Vivid, tech-inspired movement

  • Electric / Neon: Sci-fi energy pulse or tech feel

🛠️ Adjust Intensity to avoid overdoing it—aim for subtle and stylish.

🎭 3. Layer for 3D Hologram Effect (Pro-Level To create a hologram look over yourself Duplicate y

  1. our clip and stack it as an overlay.
  2. On the top clip:

  • Lower the Opacity (40–60%)
  • Add Scan Line + Blue Tint filters
  • Apply Glow or Light Leak FX

3.Add Blur + Flicker keyframes to simulate hologram “interference”

🎞️ 4. Add Flicker, Noise & Keyframe Animation

  • Use keyframes to animate glitch effects:
  • Slight scale-in/out (zoom) during glitch burst
  • Random opacity drops or scan-line shifts
  • Add Overlay > Effects > Noise / Static for distortion realism

🔊 5. Add SFX for Impact

  • Use CapCut’s “Glitch” or “Robot” sound effects from the audio library
  • Time the glitch/holo visual with a swoosh or zap sound

📤 6. Export Settings

  • Use 1080p or 4K, 60fps
  • Consider vertical format (9:16) for Reels or TikTok

🧠 Pro Tips:

  • Combine with neon outlines, VHS grain, or motion blur for added flair
  • Use on freeze frames or looping walk clips for maximum aesthetic impact
  • Try matching glitch hits to beat drops for music sync


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