Pixelmator Pro Motion Blur Tutorial

In this Pixelmator Pro tutorial, I'll show you how to make static images look like they're moving using Pixelmator Pro's Motion Blur tools.

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[thedesignbro]

Great tutorial! Just want to point out that we do not need to stretch the image when using the motion blur effect. There is a small down arrow next to 'motion' in the effects panel, when clicked "preserve transparency" comes up, click that. No more transparent edges. Hope this helps. Thanks for your motion tutorials, learning a lot 😊

[pamphletamine]

These have helped me so much, I am particularly proud of my latest album cover.

[luctherrien]

Thank you very much Jenn for your Pixelmator tutorials. I started to learn it perhaps 4 months ago and yours are vey helpful.

I do have a request. I first learned Photomator and the radial and linear gradients are very intuitive in Photomator. I would like to use radial and linear gradient in Pixelmator but I don't get how to use them. A demonstration would be great!

[salif]

les meilleurs tutoriels explicite et rigolo d'YouTube

[zakaria]

Hello, can you Blur a face on pixelmator pro?

[isabellaandmikefuller]

I would like to see a video of you, separating the wheels of a car and then reuniting them in motion so now the tires can move .

[StuartHetzler]

I've been getting really into Pixelmator since you started posting about it, so thank you so so much for doing these tutorials! I watch every one.

I ran into an issue when following along that others might run into as well, so i want to point out that before hitting apply at 3:05, we gotta make sure to have the correct output selected. The default is "selection" but it needs to be "new layer with mask".

[lissa.T.o.d.a.y]

i have Photomator, do i need to get pixelmator as well it looks more interesting in this video.