AI shatter effect

Shatter generated in the shot: a window bursting into shards, a frozen rose breaking on a table, a portrait cracking and falling apart like glass.

A cluster of sharp glass shards frozen mid burst radiating from a single point in black on a black ground

Shatter effect examples

Shopfront glass at night

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A plate-glass window bursts outward into a slow cloud of shards. a wide shot of a large plate-glass shop window at night, the glass bursting outward into a slow-motion cloud of shards that spread across the pavement, streetlight glinting on every piece, no readable signage

Frozen lake surface cracking

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Cracks race across the ice and the plates tip into dark water. a wide shot looking down at a frozen lake surface, cracks racing across the ice and the plates shattering and tipping into dark water, cold morning light, ice fragments turning

Portrait cracking like glass

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The face cracks as a glass surface and the pieces fall away to black. a close portrait of a person against black, a crack web spreading across their face as if it were a glass surface, then the pieces separating and falling away to reveal empty black, the person otherwise still

Statue bursting into shards

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The body cracks and flies apart as stone; the plinth stays whole. a stone statue of a figure on a plinth struck by an unseen force, its body cracking and bursting into stone shards that fly outward and clatter down, the plinth staying whole, dust in the light

Window bursting toward camera

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A crack web spreads in an instant, then hundreds of shards fly at the lens. a tall window pane in a dark room struck from behind, a crack web spreading across the whole surface in an instant, then the pane bursting into hundreds of shards flying toward the camera in slow motion, catching one side light

Ceramic vase on concrete

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Large jagged pieces spin and slide outward with a puff of dust. a plain white ceramic vase falling onto a concrete floor, breaking on impact into large jagged pieces that spin and slide outward, dust puffing, slow motion, side light

Figure shattering in a white room

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From one impact point at the chest the whole body flies apart as glass. a wide shot of a figure standing in an empty white room, their whole body shattering into glass shards from a single impact point at the chest, the shards spreading outward in slow motion, the room untouched

Frozen rose on a table

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Petals and stem shatter into ice fragments that skid across the surface. a frozen rose dropped onto a black table, on impact the petals and stem shattering into sharp ice fragments that skid across the surface, the fragments glinting, macro, cold blue light

Corridor of glass panels

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Each panel shatters in sequence from near to far like a wave. a wide corridor lined with glass panels, each panel shattering in sequence from near to far like a wave, shards falling in slow motion, one continuous shot

Mirror blowing outward

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Each shard carries a sliver of the room as it spins toward the viewer. a tall mirror in a plain room, its surface cracking from the centre outward and the shards blowing out toward the viewer, each shard reflecting a sliver of the room as it spins

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Where can I make shatter effect videos with AI?
You can generate shatter videos in your browser on Morphic. Open the Text to Video tool, describe the object, the material and how it breaks, and Morphic renders the crack, the burst and the falling shards as one continuous shot with the light of the scene on every piece.
What is the shatter effect?
The shatter effect is an object breaking into hard, sharp fragments, usually glass, ice, stone or ceramic, that fly apart and fall with their own physics. It differs from a disintegration, where the subject softens into dust or particles, because the pieces keep edges, weight and reflections.
How do I write a prompt for a shatter effect video?
Name the material, the impact point, the size of the pieces and where they travel. "A crack web spreading across the surface, then the pane bursting into hundreds of shards flying toward the camera in slow motion" covers all four. Add the light so the shards have something to catch.
Can I shatter a person or a product instead of glass?
Yes. Describe the subject as if it were a glass or stone surface, give one impact point, and say what the shards reveal behind them. A portrait cracking and falling away to black or a statue bursting from the chest both read cleanly.
Does the shatter effect work in slow motion?
Yes, and it is usually the strongest way to show it. Ask for slow motion in the prompt so the crack web, the burst and the spinning shards each get screen time. For a snappy version, describe an instant crack and a fast burst instead.
Can I add the sound of breaking glass to a shatter video?
Yes. Some video models return a clip with an ambient audio track, and for a dedicated crash you can generate the sound separately and lay it under the clip. The glass shattering sound effects page linked below has ready-made prompts for that.