Particle effects usually mean a separate motion app, a render queue, and a result you cannot touch once it is out. The look is great until you want to change one colour, and then you are back at the start.
3D Particle Studio rebuilds any layer out of particles, right in the editor. Point it at a photo, a logo or a shape and it becomes a swarm that keeps the original colours, then flows through a sphere, a galaxy, a helix or the outline of your own layer. Curl, noise, waves and a twist push the motion, while fountains, embers and light bursts throw new particles into the scene.
The whole cloud is lit so its depth reads, it runs on your graphics card, and it plays back in front of you. Stop on the frame you like, turn the scene, and study it from any side.
When it looks right, lay that frame into your document as a picture, or embed the running engine so it keeps moving on your page. Presets hand you a nebula, a supernova or a slow assemble in one click, and every dial is yours from there. Everything is computed in your browser.