Badges & Stickers

How to Add a Sale Sticker to a Product Video

Updated October 30, 20263 min read

How do you add a sale badge to a video?

Pick a badge preset, type the offer, set the colors, and export a transparent WebM. Drop it in a corner over your product shot and trim it to a couple of seconds. A pop or slam entrance reads better than a fade for anything price related.

A badge is a price tag with a heartbeat. These presets pop tags, slam stamps, unfold ribbons and swing price labels, with your own wording and brand colors.

Five badges & stickers presets to start from

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  • Sale Tag Pop

    A scalloped sale badge bounces in with a cheeky wiggle. Built for discounts, launches and flash deals.

  • Starburst Sticker

    A classic starburst with an inner outline slowly rotates behind your headline. Loud, retro and eye-catching.

  • Ribbon Unfold

    A folded ribbon banner unrolls from the center with tails snapping out. Elegant for awards and events.

  • Stamp Slam

    A rubber stamp slams onto the frame with a punchy shake. Approved, verified, sold out, you name it.

  • Price Tag Swing

    A price tag drops from above on its string and swings to a natural stop. Charming for product showcases.

All badges & stickers

Step by step

  1. Decide what the badge is saying

    Sale Tag Pop suits a discount or a flash deal. Stamp Slam suits a verdict, such as approved, verified or sold out. Price Tag Swing suits a single price beside a product, and Ribbon Unfold suits an award or a best seller line where the tone should be calmer.

  2. Type the offer

    Title holds the main line and Subtitle holds the condition, like Today only. Set Font, Weight, Size and Text color, then Primary for the badge body and Secondary for its detail. Ribbon Unfold adds Accent and Easing. Rotation carries a preset tilt, such as minus 14 degrees on Stamp Slam.

  3. Time the exit

    Defaults are 2 or 3 seconds and the limit is 15. Sale Tag Pop and Ribbon Unfold leave by themselves at the end of the clip, while Starburst Sticker, Stamp Slam and Price Tag Swing hold. Pick the corner with Position, and on 9:16 check it against the captions.

  4. Export without a plate

    All five presets start transparent, which is the whole point of a sticker. Use WebM with alpha in CapCut or Resolve. Premiere Pro and After Effects cannot open WebM without a plugin, so give them a PNG sequence. MP4 would wrap the badge in a solid rectangle.

  5. Land it on the beat

    In After Effects, choose File > Import > File, select the first frame and tick PNG Sequence, then set the rate under Interpret Footage. Slide the layer until the stamp lands on a beat in the music. In CapCut, import the WebM to an overlay track and resize it there.

Where it is used

  • Flash sale ads

    A 50 percent off tag popping onto the corner of a shoe shot in a weekend sale ad, with a second cut carrying the deadline as its own short badge.

  • Product listing videos

    A swinging price tag beside the product in a shop listing or a catalogue clip, where the price needs to be read before the viewer scrolls past.

  • Review verdicts

    A review channel ending each product segment with Stamp Slam, using words such as Recommended or Skip it, so viewers skipping through can still find the verdict at a glance.

Presets
5
Default duration
2 to 3 seconds, up to 15
Best export
WebM with alpha or PNG sequence
Aspect ratios
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5

Which format should you export?

Transparent WebM so the sticker lands on the product shot, with no plate around it to give the composite away.

Format
MP4 · WebM · PNG sequence
Alpha
WebM or PNG sequence
Resolution
720p to 8K
Aspect
16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5
License
Commercial use included

Three tips that make it look intentional

  • Say one thing: the discount or the deadline, not both.
  • Angle the sticker slightly so it reads as applied rather than rendered.
  • Keep it in a corner where it cannot cover the product.

Three things people get wrong

  • Covering the product with the offer. The badge sits in the corner the shot leaves empty.
  • Animating the badge on a loop for the whole scene rather than popping once and holding.
  • Writing a percentage that the voiceover then contradicts.

Frequently asked

Can I write my own offer text?

Yes, every badge takes your own copy and resizes the shape around it.

Will it work in vertical ads?

Switch the aspect ratio to 9:16 or 4:5 and the badge repositions rather than crops.

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