After Effects Scripts

Loops any layers, footage or comps with one click™

Creates a 3D box, a 3D sphere, a 3D cylinder, a 3D pyramid, a 3D menger sponge and even 3D falling dominoes with user-defined layers.

Allows you to reposition the anchor point of the selected layers around the layer edges while keeping the layers at the same position in the comp window.

Breaks up text by character, word or line into separate layers.

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.

Provides a tool box for visualizing positional data. This script is indispensable if you do any kind of serious tracking in After Effects

Shifts or staggers selected layers in time by a user defined number of frames or seconds.

Displays a palette with controls for slicing the selected layer into a grid. Slicing works best with non-rotated layers. If a parent null layer is created, it will be anchored at the layer’s current anchor point.

Sequences the selected layers from the current composition time, by offsetting their inpoint.

Allows you to distribute the selected layers in 3D space.

Places the masks of the selected layer on individual layers.

Creates a new camera and sets point of interest, position and orientation keyframes so that the camera successively faces each comp layer.

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.