Update: The videos have sadly been taken down, but I’ll give an explanation of the different techniques I found:
Disclaimer: All results here are pushed to their limits, don’t expect your results to be the same quality.
A. Basic Method:
The starter impact frames and the base you will need to continue on the rest of this post.
Tutorials:
Result:
B. Durrandell Impact Frames:
To increase the saturation (1), use the color correction property, then change the lighting interchangeably to black or white color whenever needed (of course, you can divert from the traditional colors if you want). Yes, particles can be used with this method; however, using the highlight property, you can change the color of physical objects as needed.
Result:
C. Hand-Drawn Method
It’s self-explanatory, but I’ll include a helpful tutorial anyway. Just pay attention. You can use any animation or layering program, such as Photopea, for this.
Tutorial:
Result:
D. Editing Method
This technique involves taking a frame, and editing it with software to create a passable impact frame from the original frame. Again, you are free to use any other software, but for this method, I will be using Photopea, a free online version that aims to replicate Photoshop.
I really recommend you plan the number of frames you want to use for the whole impact frame, this will REALLY help in the long run, for this tutorial. I’ll only do a 2 frames
Step 1: Get your frame(s)
These are the ones I will be using:
Step 2: Make a copy of your frames
The reason for this is because the next step has different effects than the next step we’re about to get into (btw right click)
Step 3: Desaturation
As with any impact frame, we must de-saturate the image since it will affect the appearance of the impact frame (the approach we will be using already desaturates the image even if it were colored but it will look a little bit different, best to see which version works for you).
Step 4: Filters 
This is where a good portion of you might have to switch over to Photopea or any other Photoshop similar but really you can use any medium to make an impact frame, just gotta find your own way
This is My Way
Once you’ve chosen a frame, go to “Filter Gallery” by clicking on the “Filter” tab at the top.
Now I’m sure with some of these effects, one of you smart little robloxians will probably figure out a way to make an impact frame with it
But the filters I’m really focused on, are the ones in the “Sketch” section:
Step 4: Select the Torn Edges Filter (example)
Once selected, you can use my settings as a starter and experiment
The rest is up to you, honestly, this is all about experimentation, experiment with how you would like the frame to look every time and attempt to make it seamless.
Here are some examples:
Inverting a frame (like the color) should solve a lot of the problems you may run into; please experiment as much as you want; the choice is entirely yours.
E. Color Corrected Method
Using two different versions of color correction, pure color correction is used to create an impact frame without completely solidifying the background.
Tutorial:
Result:
F. Workplace Method
First off, This pack is NOT mine, please support the original creator package here:
Second: I’ll edit this later with the steps (but if you’re smart enough, you can probably figure this out like I did)
My brain is fried rn, If I made any mistakes or you need clarification hit me with it, and I’ll answer and fix everything later
I hope this helps 
