Are these checkmarks green screen?

No. They are transparent overlays. You drop the tick on your footage. You do not key a colored plate out first.

When do I use a tick and when do I use a cross?

Use a tick for success, approval, or a finished step. Use a cross for an error, a declined payment, or a wrong answer. Several files animate both in one pair so you can cut between them.

What is the difference between a verified badge and a plain tick?

A plain tick is a yes mark. A badge or shield wraps that tick in a circle, a square, or a security shield so it reads as verified, trusted, or protected.

Checkmark and Tick Animations, Transparent Video Overlays

Premium Membership Crown With Burst

Premium Membership Star

Outlined Check Mark

Outlined Check Mark 3

Check Mark With Burst

Loading Check Mark

Outlined Check Mark 4

Check Mark With Confetti

Check Mark 2

About this collection

A checkmark animation is the tick that marks a task done, a payment approved, or an account verified. This collection includes plain ticks, tick and cross pairs, shield checks, and badge bursts. Every look ships as an After Effects, Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve project, or as a drag and drop overlay for any editor that reads transparent clips.

How to use a checkmark animation

Choose a tick, a cross, or a badge. A plain tick fits a finished step. A tick and cross pair fits a right or wrong beat. A shield or badge fits a verified or secure claim.
Download the file for your editor. After Effects, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve projects keep the color editable. The drag and drop overlay is a transparent clip for any editor that reads alpha.
Land the tick on the result. Time the reveal so the tick appears when you say the task is done, the payment cleared, or the account is verified.

Checkmark Animations