After Effects Scripts

Computes the movement of maskshapes based on the movement of trackpoints. It is easy and flexible to use. In particular you don’t need one trackpoint for each maskpoint.

Arranges project items into folders based on a matching prefix.

Reverses the direction of selected text layers. Useful for RightToLeft language input.

This plugin allows you to move, rotate, scale, blur, blend and fade the RGB channels independently.

Fits selected layers proportionally to fill the Comp frame by giving you the choice of either cropping or letterboxing.

Instantly turn layered Photoshop or Illustrator files into 3D multiplanes. It adds expressions that let you freely move layers on the z axis without changing the look of the shot from the original camera position, making it easy to experiment with depth in your scene.

Will send to the render queue any frames that are marked by layer markers that are within the comp work area. This would be equivalent to going to a point in time in your comp and selecting “Save Frame As->File”.

Import tracker data from Shake into After Effects.

Goes through the currently selected composition, and any precomp contained within and checks every text layer for proper spelling.

A floating palette that lets you search for effects throughout a project.

Rename and number all the markers on selected layers.

Creates a parented null for each of the selected layers. The new null can have a custom name defined in the User Variables section and also has the option of including the name of the layer that is parented to it.

This script will execute the “Time-Reverse Keyframes” Keyframe Assistant found under the Animation menu. If you assign a shortcut to this script you can execute this command via the keyboard.

Will launch a project or template every time your start After Effects. For example, if you have a certain folder/file structure you like to keep for your AE projects, you can setup a virgin project the way you like it and save it as a template by giving it a .aet extension. Now every time you launch AE your custom setup will be automatically loaded.

Randomly selects layers. There’s 4 options for how many layers are selected randomly: You can randomly select most of the layers, many of the layers, not many and finally you can have it randomly select very few of the layers.