Keyframing with Ease
An easing tool for Adobe After Effects.
It has a clean and minimal layout but it’s packed with smart and powerful features.
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Kease is free to download and use without time limits.
If you like it, get a License Key and unlock its full potential.
Read more about the difference between the Free and Pro versions.
Here’s how to install Kease.
Main features
- Simple easing presets
- Extended easing presets
- Copy and paste easing curves
- Copy and paste values
- Linearize spatial interpolation
- Duplicate multiple keyframes
- Mirror multiple keyframes
- Custom keyboard shortcuts
Simple Easing Presets
A Simple Easing Preset is a one click solution to change a group of keyframes time interpolation. Simply make a keyframe selection and click on a Simple Preset to apply its easing curve. Read more…
Modifier Keys
Holding a Modifier Key while clicking on a Simple Easing Preset will help you apply its easing to a specific portion of your keyframe selection. Read more…
Create your own Simple Presets
Although Kease comes with a default set of presets, you can easily create your own. Select one or two consecutive keyframes on your timeline (or graph editor), copy their data by pressing the Copy Button (C) and save their easing curve in your library. Read more…
Extended Easing Presets
An Extended Easing Preset applies a complex easing to your keyframes, such as anticipation and overshoot. They create, by their very nature, additional in-between keyframes. Read more…
Create your own Extended Presets
Although Kease comes with a default set of Extended Easing Presets, you can easily create your own. Use After Effects value graph editor to draw your easing curve, copy it with the Copy Button (C) and save it in your library. Read more…
Copy and paste Easing Curves
Copy the easing curve from a set of keyframes onto another set of keyframes. This action won’t change their values, just their time interpolation.
First, select and copy the data from the keyframes you want to copy the easing curve from. To do so, select the keyframes and press the Copy Button (C),
Then, select the keyframes you want to apply the curve to, and press the Ease Button (E). Read more…
Holding a Modifier Key while pressing the Ease Button (E) will help you apply the easing to specific portions of your keyframe selection. Read more…
Both the Copy Button (C) and the Ease Button (E) can be triggered by custom keyboard shortcuts.
Copy and paste Values
Copy the values of one or more keyframes to another set of keyframes without changing their time interpolation.
First, select and copy the data from the keyframes you want to copy the values from. To do so, select the keyframes and press the Copy Button (C).
Then, select the keyframes you want to apply the values to, and press the Value Button (V). Read more…
Keyboard shortcuts
The Copy Button (C) can be triggered by a custom keyboard shortcut.
Linearize Spatial Interpolation
Turn the spatial interpolation of one or multiple keyframes into linear.
To do so, just make a keyframe selection on your timeline or directly in your comp viewer and press the Linearize Button (L). Read more…
Holding a Modifier Key will help you apply the linear spatial interpolation to specific portions of your keyframe selection.
Duplicate or Mirror multiple keyframes
Select a set of keyframes from multiple layers and properties. Move your Current Time Indicator to position and choose weather to duplicate them or mirror them. If mirrored, the easing is mirrored as well. Read more…
Main Features Video Overview
You should now have a general understanding of what the extension does. If you need more information about it, have a look at the online documentation.
