All Video Stocks — Where to Buy Our Visuals

Where to Buy Visuals by LIME ART GROUP — All Our Video Stocks

The article is written by a human. Mistakes have been edited by AI.
All prices and catalogue details verified July 2026. Prices change — check before you buy.
We do not sell everything from one website. We sell from eight, and each one exists because a different kind of customer kept asking for a different kind of file. A projection artist looking for an animated facade should not have to scroll past rock band visuals. A film compositor hunting green screen footage should not land in a VJ loops catalogue.
Who this page is for: VJs, projection mapping artists, event producers, rock bands, film and post-production teams, and anyone who has already bought from us once and cannot remember which of our sites it was on.
What it solves: you know we have the file you need, but not which website it lives on.
What you get by the end: all eight sites, what each one actually sells, price ranges, and a table that sends you straight to the right one.
Hello dear VJs and clients of LIME ART GROUP. I am new media artist Alexander Kuiava. Our company has been running since 2008, we have been producing ready-to-use visual content since 2012, and today more than 30,000 artists and companies in over 100 countries use it. What follows is the honest map of where all of it lives.

Where to buy visuals by LIME ART GROUP

Seven shops sell content. One platform sells knowledge. Here is the short answer before the long one.

Everything below is exclusive content produced by us and by FrontFX Group, the creative production company all these projects sit under. VJ Loops Farm is the one exception, and I will explain why when we get there.

LIME ART GROUP Shop

The original. This is the company website and the first shop we ever built, and it is still the only official one carrying the LIME ART GROUP name.

You will find VJ Loops Packs, single VJ Clips, AI Visuals, Video Mapping Loops, Video Mapping Toolkits, Immersive Visuals, Fulldome Visuals, Holographic Videos, Green Screen Footage, Alpha Channel Videos, Big Bundles and HDD Kits.

Two things happen here that do not happen anywhere else. First, we run our best offers from this site — if you want a discount, this is where it appears. Second, we update packs every year and the update is free for anyone who already owns the pack. Buy a collection in 2019, and the 2026 version is still yours. Log into your account and it is there.

After purchase you get an automatic email with download links, and the same links live permanently in your account profile. If a file is large or your connection is difficult, write to us and we will send a Google Drive mirror.

Video Mapping Store

Best for: anyone projecting onto a building, an object, a stage set or a dome.
Price range: €29 for a texture pack, €89–€129 for a toolkit, €499–€1,999 for a bundle, €4,999 for the full HDD kit.

Video Mapping Store is the specialist. At the time of writing it carries 238 products, organised by what you are projecting on rather than by visual style — which is the correct way round, and it took us years to work that out.

For architecture: Video Mapping Loops, Video Mapping Toolkits, Projection Textures and ready-made Animated Facades.
For interior and indoor: Immersive Visuals, Fulldome Clips, Stage Mapping Visuals, Holographic Content.
For objects: cake mapping, box mapping, car mapping.
For compositing: mapping effects, After Effects templates, 3D models, music and sound effects.
By theme: wedding, national, Halloween, Christmas.

Everything is royalty-free and downloads instantly. Content works in Resolume Arena, MadMapper, After Effects and the other mapping tools — no plugins, no scripts. Collections get new clips added over time, and as on our main shop, existing owners get the update free.

If you are new to this, our guide to video mapping software will tell you what to run it in.

VJ Loops Farm

The marketplace. This one is different from the others in one important way: it does not only sell our content. VJ Loops Farm carries work from other visual artists and contributors as well, which makes it the widest catalogue we operate and the least uniform.

Over 1,000 clips, sorted the way VJs actually think: abstract, beats, glitch, geometric, fractals, kaleido, liquids, neon, strobe, tunnels, psychedelic — and then by occasion, from Christmas and Halloween to wedding, ethno, folk and retro. There are also Theater Visuals, Video Decorations, VR VJ loops and full VJ Mixes.

Two practical details make it useful. It is the only one of our sites where you can filter strictly by resolution — HD 1280×720, Full HD 1920×1080, UltraHD 3840×2160, 4K 4096×2304, 8K 7680×4320 and ultrawide 5760×1080 for triple-head LED walls. And single clips start around €9, which makes it the cheapest way to test whether our content works on your rig before committing to a pack.

Files come in QuickTime PhotoJPEG and DXV, compatible with Resolume, Modul8, VDMX and the rest. Sales run roughly every three months.

VJLoops.AI

Best for: VJs who want styles that did not exist two years ago.
Price range: €39–€199 per pack, bundles of 5–10 packs from around €199, premium HDD kits on request.

Our newest content project, launched in 2025. Every pack is AI-generated video art, produced and curated by us rather than scraped or resold — which is the distinction that matters and the one most AI stock sites will not make for you.

Packs contain 20–40 themed clips. The catalogue is genuinely broad by now: abstract, psychedelic, slow vibes, tunnel flights, cyberpunk, neon, gothic, holograms, fire and flame, water and liquids, nature, animals, insects, minimal, ambient, plus seasonal Halloween, Christmas and wedding sets.

Downloads come in MOV and DXV and run in Resolume, Modul8, MadMapper, VDMX, TouchDesigner and Arkaos. There are two licence types — a VJing licence for live and personal use, and a YouTube & SaaS licence for online publishing, software integration and client work. Read which one you need before you buy; they are not interchangeable.

There is also a request form. If you need a theme that does not exist yet, describe it and we will consider producing it.

Rock Visuals

Best for: rock and metal bands, labels, festival production teams and the VJs working those stages.
Price range: €29–€79 per collection, bundles and HDD kits above that.

Rock Visuals opened in late 2025 and it exists because generic club visuals do not work on a metal stage. Everything here is dark, heavy and built for a genre.

Browse by music style — blues rock, gothic metal, grunge, hard rock, heavy metal, industrial, nu-metal and alternative, punk, rock & roll, symphonic. Or browse by idea: abstract energy, cyberpunk and techno, demonic and inferno, gothic and dark fantasy, nature rage, occult and ritual, viking and pagan, war and apocalypse.

More than 100 collections so far, 20–40 clips each, delivered in MOV, ProRes, DXV and MP4 so they drop straight into a live rig or an edit. Two licence types, and custom commissions for bands and festivals that need something nobody else will have.

Green Screen Stock

Best for: post-production, compositing, VFX, and anyone who needs a person or an object on a clean key rather than an abstract loop.
Price range: varies by collection; custom shoots quoted individually.

Over 1,000 raw chroma key clips in HD and 4K, royalty-free, covering dance, music, sport, animals and actors.

The part worth knowing: we own the studio. It is an eight-metre chroma key stage, and if the shot you need does not exist in the library we can film it. That is what “Video on Demand” means on that site — not a subscription, a commission. Tell us what you need in front of the green and we will shoot it.

For most video producers this is the cheapest route to footage that would otherwise mean hiring a studio, a crew and talent for a day.

National Elements

Best for: national days, cultural festivals, religious events, tourism campaigns, museum and heritage projects.
Price range: €29–€329 depending on format and set size.

The odd one out, and my favourite. National Elements sells content organised around cultural, national, ethnic and religious themes — symbols, ornaments, flags, traditions, landscapes, historical periods.

It is not only video. There are stock photos, graphics and illustrations, audio, 3D models, templates, AI models and prompts, with AI training datasets in preparation.

What makes it usable is the navigation. You browse by country — continent, then country, then in the case of the United States by state. Or by age: ancient, middle ages, renaissance, age of discovery, industrial, modern, contemporary, digital, future. Or by event type: national, traditional, religious, cultural, historical, patriotic, commercial.

If you have ever had a client ask for “something Ukrainian but not a flag” or “Greek but modern” three days before a show, you will understand why this site exists. It also runs a contributor programme, so you can sell your own themed work there.

Where to learn instead of buying

Sometimes the file is not the problem. Sometimes you need to know how the show is built.

Frontskill

Best for: people who want to produce this content rather than license it.
Price range: €249–€399 per course.

Frontskill is our education platform, curated by FrontFX Group, covering VJing, projection mapping, motion graphics, graphic design, AI and the business side of running a visual practice.

The courses I teach personally are the projection mapping ones. Happy Mapping with Rendered Assets is the beginner route — nine lectures, 3.2 hours, €249 — and it deliberately teaches the workflow that gets a show on a wall without a real-time engine, because that is how most first paid mapping jobs actually get done. Motion Backgrounds Production with AI is the advanced one, ten hours, €399.

Frontskill also runs a Study Materials shop separate from the courses: books, VJ loops, video mapping tools, After Effects templates, audio and sound effects, footage, 3D models, plugins and scripts.

alexanderkuiava.com

My personal site, and a slightly different animal. The Concept Store there carries a curated selection — video mapping loops and toolkit bundles from €499, themed VJ loops bundles from €249, the Happy Mapping course, and the two large HDD kits (VJ loops at €3,999, projection mapping at €4,899).

The Art Blog is where I write the things that do not belong on a company site: what I think AI is doing to this industry, what happens when you get banned from a VJ group, why I stopped performing. The Projects page has the portfolio — Eurovision, FashionTV, Forbes Kazakhstan, Philip Morris, MTV, L’Oréal, Euro 2012, FM4 Frequency, and around a hundred show business artists and DJs.

Sources

All catalogue structures, product counts, formats and price ranges on this page were taken from the sites themselves and checked in July 2026.

Official sources

• LIME ART GROUP — limeartgroup.com
• Video Mapping Store — videomapping.store
• VJ Loops Farm — vjloopsfarm.com
• VJ Loops AI — vjloops.ai
• Rock Visuals — rockvisuals.com
• Green Screen Stock — greenscreenstock.com
• National Elements — nationalelements.com
• Frontskill — frontskill.com
• Alexander Kuiava — alexanderkuiava.com

Production details, licence practice and the reasoning behind splitting the catalogue are drawn from our own operating experience.

Where to start

If you have read this far and still want one instruction: open the table at the top, find the row that matches the job in front of you, and start there.

If you are still deciding, start at the LIME ART GROUP Shop. It carries the broadest cross-section of what we make, it runs the special offers, and every pack there gets updated for free for as long as we are producing.

And if you cannot find what you need on any of the eight — write to us, or post the request in one of our groups. That is genuinely how a lot of this got made.

Best wishes from Vienna,
Thanks for your attention, faithfully yours,
Alexander Kuiava – Founder & CEO LIME ART GROUP