Removed the "apply as" toggle in favor of faster keyboard shortcuts and improved error handling for a smoother user experience. Compatibility:
By providing a visual curve editor right inside After Effects, this tool replaces manual guesswork with a streamlined, data-driven approach. It's designed to help you achieve smooth, professional motion in a fraction of the time. The core of Flow is based on Lea Verou's popular cubic-bezier.com tool, meaning it uses standard CSS cubic-bezier values—if you know web animation, you'll feel right at home.
Flow is specifically designed for After Effects, ensuring a deep integration that may not be directly applicable to other Adobe applications.
In the world of high-end motion graphics, the "feel" of an animation is everything. Standard linear movement looks robotic and amateur. To achieve fluid, organic motion, you need to master bezier curves. Flow takes the complexity out of this process by providing a library of presets and a visual editor that makes high-level animation accessible to everyone, from beginners to seasoned pros.
I can also provide a detailed comparison between Flow and other similar easing tools if you're interested. AEScripts Flow v1.4.2 for After Effects Full Ve...
The tool splits its interface into two functional components designed to maximize screen space and adapt dynamically to your current animation pipeline.
+-------------------------------------------------------------+ | FLOW PANEL | +------------------------------+------------------------------+ | | | | 1. GRAPH EDITOR | 2. PRESET LIBRARY | | [Custom Bezier Handles] | [Saved Curves / Categories] | | | | | (Adjust acceleration) | (Apply instantly to clips) | | | | +------------------------------+------------------------------+ | [ APPLY CURVE TO SELECTED KEYFRAMES ] | +-------------------------------------------------------------+
Set up your animation as normal (position, scale, opacity). Select Keyframes: Select the keyframes you want to ease.
: Optionally apply curves as expressions for more complex behaviors. Removed the "apply as" toggle in favor of
The official and recommended source for Flow is aescripts.com. Purchasing directly from the developers ensures:
Save your most frequently used custom curves as presets, categorize them, and export them to share with your team. 3. Keyframe Agnostic Application
In the standard AE workflow, changing the velocity of 50 different layers requires tedious clicking. With Flow, you can select every keyframe across your timeline and apply a uniform "Ease In-Out" curve instantly. 2. Consistency is Key
If you’d like to see how to integrate this tool into specific types of projects, let me know if you’d prefer tutorials on: Motion Graphics/Motion Design Character Animation Cinematic Titles The core of Flow is based on Lea
: Select any number of keyframes across multiple layers and apply the exact curve profile simultaneously.
Flow integrates beautifully with the broader After Effects ecosystem. You can export Flow curves as CSS cubic-bezier() values to share with web developers, or import curves from online tools. Some users even use Flow alongside tools like KBar for even faster access to their most-used presets.
Beyond this core workflow, v1.4.2 boasts a comprehensive feature set designed to supercharge your animation process: