FxTiles from Boinx Software adds 3D tile‑based filters and transitions for After Effects, DaVinci Resolve and other FxFactory‑supported apps, letting you flip, shatter and rebuild image fragments with animation controls. It runs on macOS Intel and Apple Silicon via the free FxFactory host.
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Developed by Boinx Software (FxFactory).

About Boinx Software FxTiles
FxTiles is a set of 3D filters and transitions built on the Noise Industries FxFactory platform. It works in After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X, Motion and Premiere Pro, providing controls to divide source images into tiles or fragments and animate them in 3D space. The package includes Flip 3D, Shatter 3D, Flip & Reveal 3D, Shatter & Rebuild 3D and related variants that can fade or reveal destination images. FxTiles requires the free FxFactory host to be installed; the Pro version of FxFactory is a paid alternative with identical system requirements. The plug‑in runs on macOS machines with either Apple Silicon or Intel processors, following FxFactory’s listed hardware and OS specifications.
Features
- Flip 3D filter divides the source image into tiles and flips them in 3D space
- Shatter 3D filter divides the source image into tiles and animates them through 3D space
- Flip & Reveal 3D transition flips tiles in 3D space to reveal matching portions of the destination image
- Shatter & Rebuild 3D transition breaks the source into fragments while rebuilding the destination in its place
- Shatter & Rebuild With Fade 3D fades source fragments out, then fades in and rebuilds the destination
- Shatter & Reveal 3D offers two variants: shattering the source to reveal the destination beneath, or rebuilding a shattered destination over the source
- Requires the free FxFactory host and runs on both Apple Silicon and Intel processors
Best for
Video editors and motion‑graphics artists who need tile‑or fragment‑based 3D effects across multiple macOS editing and compositing applications.
Frequently asked questions
Does Boinx Software FxTiles require FxFactory to run?
Yes. FxTiles runs as a plug‑in within Noise Industries’ FxFactory host, which must be installed first.
Does Boinx Software FxTiles run on Apple Silicon Macs?
Yes. The plug‑in operates on both Apple Silicon and Intel‑based macOS systems, matching FxFactory’s requirements.
What host applications does Boinx Software FxTiles work in?
FxTiles is available in Final Cut Pro X, Motion, After Effects, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve via the FxFactory platform.
Is Boinx Software FxTiles free?
The catalog lists FxTiles as free; it is distributed through the free FxFactory host, though FxFactory also offers a paid Pro version.
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