
Two glowing strands twist around each other with base pairs in a seamless faux-3D loop for biotech and genetics.
DNA helixes, heartbeat monitors, atoms and cells for health and education.

Two glowing strands twist around each other with base pairs in a seamless faux-3D loop for biotech and genetics.

A glowing heartbeat trace sweeps across a monitor grid with a live BPM readout and a pulsing heart on every beat.

Electrons with glowing trails circle a shimmering nucleus on tilted orbits, a classic science symbol in a perfect loop.

A ball-and-stick molecule turns in 3D with depth and perspective, ideal for chemistry, pharma and research visuals.

A translucent cell stretches, pinches and splits into two daughter cells among drifting particles. Mitosis made beautiful.

A spiky virus sphere turns slowly in faux 3D with knobbed spike proteins and drifting particles in a seamless loop.

Electrical impulses race along a branching neuron and its axon, sparking synaptic flashes at the terminals on every signal.

Red blood cells tumble through a vessel with depth parallax and soft focus, joined by a few white cells, in a perfect loop.

Line-art flask and test tubes bubble away as their liquids shift color in a reaction, with wisps of vapor rising from the neck.

A two-tone pill capsule trembles, splits open and releases a shimmering stream of granules that disperse into a soft glow.

Line-art lungs inflate and deflate around a glowing bronchial tree, with editable inhale, hold and exhale cues timed to your rhythm.

A clean line-art syringe draws up liquid, gets a flick to bead a drop at the needle, then pushes the dose out in a shimmering spray.

A heartbeat line races in and traces a rounded plus sign that fills with color and pulses as your clinic name and tagline rise into place.

A stylised anatomical heart with aorta and vessels pumps in a lub-dub double beat, sending glow rings out with a live BPM readout.

Rod-shaped and round microbes wander at different depths with wiggling flagella and soft focus, in a seamless microscopic loop.

Patient vitals tiles pop in and count up to your numbers, with a live heartbeat trace, an oxygen ring gauge, a level bar and a sparkline.

A light sweep crosses the periodic table, then your element's tile flips out of its real cell into a title card ringed by orbiting electron shells.

Pulses of light race along the folds of a glowing brain while labelled EEG bands scroll beside it, from slow delta to fast beta rhythms.

Look down a microscope lens with a reticle and scale bar as drifting cells slowly zoom in and snap into focus, with an editable magnification tag.

Drug molecules drift toward a cell membrane and lock into receptor pockets one by one, each binding sending a signal ripple into the cell.
Instead of licensing stock, edit a preset: a DNA helix, an ECG monitor, a beating heart, dividing cells or a lab flask. You set the colors, speed and labels, and export MP4 or transparent WebM with a commercial license included.
Health and science content needs visuals that are clear rather than dramatic. These presets animate DNA, vitals, cells, molecules and lab equipment in clean line work you can recolor.
Read the full guide: How to Animate DNA and Cells for a Science Video20 editable presets, including DNA Double Helix, ECG Heart Monitor, Atom Orbit, Molecule Spin, Cell Division and Virus Particle. Every one opens in the browser editor, where you change colors, timing and any text before you download.
None of them loop. Every preset in Science & Medical plays once, which suits cuts, openers and one-off moments.
MP4 for any editor or platform, WebM with a transparent background for the web, and a PNG sequence with alpha for Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve and Figma. Every preset exports in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 from 720p up to 8K, with a commercial license in your name.
Editing and previewing are free. You only spend a credit when the finished file lands on your machine.
5 free HD downloads on a new account · No card required