Broken Glass Overlays PNG Collection

32 transparent broken glass PNG overlays for posters, thumbnails, album artwork and photo collages. The collection includes impact cracks, open breaks, fractured borders, shard bursts, tempered glass debris and individual fragments. Place the files as separate layers on light or dark backgrounds, or combine them to build your own broken-glass composition.

  • Clear broken glass: a compact radial fracture network around a closed impact center.
  • Clear broken glass: an asymmetric oval hole with jagged attached glass and short surrounding cracks.
  • Clear broken glass: a branching corner fracture with attached splinters and a mostly clear opposite area.
  • Clear broken glass: one long irregular fracture with finer branching cracks and little surrounding damage.
  • Clear broken glass: a continuous horizontal glass band ending in an uneven broken contour with short teeth.
  • Clear broken glass: a broad fan of separate angular glass fragments radiating predominantly in one direction.
  • Clear broken glass: concentric irregular fracture rings crossed by radial cracks, with an intact center.
  • Clear broken glass: two unequal impact centers joined by a shared network of cracks.
  • Clear broken glass: a whole field divided into a few large irregular polygons, without a dominant radial center.
  • Clear broken glass: a connected patch of many small irregular blunt-edged fragments, without long sharp splinters.
  • Clear broken glass: a crushed central patch with fine cracks held together by an almost invisible clear interlayer.
  • Clear broken glass: a sparse field of delicate irregular fissures with little crushed glass and no impact rosette.
  • Clear broken glass: a tight ragged opening with a crushed rim and short radiating cracks.
  • Clear broken glass: a broad asymmetric opening bounded by large missing sections and a low broken perimeter.
  • Clear broken glass: a lengthwise transparent gap separating two unequal glass remnants.
  • Clear broken glass: a corner section completely missing, with fractured teeth and a few connected cracks along the remaining edge.
  • Clear broken glass: two unequal transparent apertures separated by a fractured narrow glass bridge.
  • Clear broken glass: an irregular deep notch opening from one side into the pane, with no glass across its mouth.
  • Clear broken glass: two separate unequal side remnants with different inward broken silhouettes and an open central corridor.
  • Clear broken glass: connected lower and side glass remnants surrounding an open center and open top.
  • Clear broken glass: a thin uneven four-sided broken-glass perimeter with a large transparent aperture and intact outside margins.
  • Clear broken glass: a narrow connected upper remnant carrying several long tapered attached shards at uneven depths.
  • Clear broken glass: two narrow broken glass edges separated by a crooked diagonal seam with alternating near-interlocking teeth.
  • Clear broken glass: separate fragments moving outward around an empty center, without a connected pane or rim.
  • Clear broken glass: irregular shards distributed along several vertical paths with clear gaps and no motion blur.
  • Clear broken glass: a tapered stream of detached fragments with a clear change from larger leading pieces to small trailing chips.
  • Clear broken glass: a sparse depth-layered cloud with a few large near fragments, smaller distant pieces, and a clear central viewing area.
  • Clear broken glass: a loose spray of small blunt-edged glass granules and short clumps, without long blade-like pieces.
  • Clear broken glass: one thin broad irregular glass fragment with a readable planar face and several differently chipped edges.
  • Clear broken glass: one elongated thin tapered shard with a broken base and a sharp uneven long edge.
  • Clear broken glass: one shallow curved clear glass shell with broken edges and subtle highlights that describe its curvature.
  • Clear broken glass: a compact separated group of small angular thin chips, front-facing and without a supporting floor.