What are Light FX? Good question. It's the name I gave to the custom light elements I layer into my graphics to add depth, dimension, and that "something extra" that makes a composition feel finished. I don't know the technical term and Light FX sounds better anyway.
This pack contains 69 custom light elements - 50 light objects and 19 light leaks - all built at 4K resolution. These are the kinds of subtle (and not-so-subtle) lighting touches that separate flat, lifeless graphics from work that feels dimensional and polished. Think volumetric light spills, haze effects, edge glows, and atmospheric light leaks that add realism and production value to sports composites, posters, and social content.
I use elements like these on almost every project. When you're compositing a player onto a new background, the lighting has to feel believable. A well-placed light element bridges the gap between "cutout stuck on a background" and "this looks like it was shot on set." That's the difference these make.
They work the same way as the lens flares - drop them in, set to Screen, adjust opacity. Simple. Compatible with Photoshop, Affinity Photo, Figma, and any software that supports blend modes. All assets are 4K (3840×2160px) so there's plenty of resolution to work with, whether you're designing for Instagram stories or large-format print.
What's Included:
• 50 custom light object images
• 19 light leak images
• All at 4K resolution (3840×2160px)
• PNG format on black backgrounds (Screen blend mode ready)
- Works with Photoshop, Affinity Photo, Figma, and more
Use this pack in your graphics? Tag #EthanJDesign so I can see what you're making.
