More versatile than ever before

Drop In brings the versatility that the new generation of SUGARfx themes have. With several elements to choose from and easy to use and customize.

With the recent upgrade Drop In has become sort of a toolkit that will enable editors to create new elements and presets that will lend a hand to your creativitty and accelerate your daily workflow.

Also, with the help of SUGARfx plug-ins and the FxPlug technology you will soon forget how the render bar looks like because Drop In works in real time! - Less render time means more productivity!

Complete Control

The all new Drop In theme brings to your editing application one the most requested features : total control.

Now you can create your own elements and even control when the text or the video placeholders drop in the stage.

The new Custom Setup element provides the capability to make your animations as unique as the theme technology permits.

You can create your own brand new elements that you can animate or even composite on top of your video footage in the form of keyables by turning off the background and resulting with perfect Alpha channels (or mattes).

And that's not all, you can save those complex setups as presets to use over and over again without the need to reconstruct them.

Satisfying every user's needs

This theme is ready to please all kinds of video editors and movie makers. Itis the perfect starting point for the cost conscious professionals we are sure it will satisfy the users who enjoy maximum control and customizing.

You have the benefit to extend your color palette and make the duration of your elements to your liking. Add a touch of movement to the existing animation, and all of these contained in one single plug-in which empowers you to share the presets within the elements of the same theme.

Streamlined Interface

The Drop In has been designed for Mac OS X Leopard and with the latest Final Cut applications in mind.

When you open the control parameters, you'll enjoy the streamlined user interface that lets you focus on the settings that you need to see, avoiding any possibility of confusion and increasing usability (specially when you are applying keyframes).