Push / Slide Transition

Push / Slide transition

In plain words

The next scene pushes the previous scene off the screen as it comes in, like turning a page. Unlike a wipe, where only the boundary line passes, both images move together.

When to use it

Going through a list or steps one by one, a feel of swiping through app screens, fast-paced Shorts.

Example videos

How to ADD a PUSH TRANSITION in Premiere Pro (25.5+) — Explainer: See how to add a push transition in the editor, where the next picture pushes the previous one away.

Ultimate Guide to Scene Transitions – Every Editing Transition Explained (The Shot List, Ep 9) — Explainer: A short look at the push transition as an option beyond the default transitions.

In AI video, like this

Make it in the edit with xfade=transition=slideleft:duration=0.4. If the next scene enters from the right, use slideleft; if it enters from the left, use slideright. It is smoother if the push direction matches the direction of movement in the picture. Add a whoosh sound effect.

One-click prompt

Push the next clip in from the right over 0.4 seconds, shoving the first clip out to the left, joining two 4-second clips of the same size and frame rate: ffmpeg -i a.mp4 -i b.mp4 -filter_complex xfade=transition=slideleft:duration=0.4:offset=3.6 -an out.mp4. Add a short whoosh sound on the move.

See it in real films and ads

Smertimba Graphics — How to ADD a PUSH TRANSITION in Premiere Pro (25.5+)

AI-made examples

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