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After Effects
GradientHub
Apply gradients to Colorama, Shape Layers, Layer Styles, Thicc Pro, proGradient, Color Shift, with 650+ built-in presets. Mix, edit, create gradients. Save your own presets. Import GRD, CSS, SVG to get thousands more gradients.
GradientHub for After Effects
The hub for every gradient workflow
Browse & Apply
Browse visual thumbnails and apply gradients to any target: Colorama, Shape Layers, Layer Styles and the third-party plugins proGradient, Thicc Pro and Color Shift.
Select from 650+ curated built-in gradients, or import from .GRD (Photoshop), .CSS & .SVG files to access thousands more.
Studio
The Studio section lets you mix, edit and create new gradient presets.
Perfect for when a preset needs adjustment, or when you want to make a gradient cyclic for continuous colour cycling, or just when you feel like experimenting.
User Presets
Save your own gradients too, and organise them into categories and subcategories with auto-generated thumbnails.
Any gradient preset, whether created in the Studio or saved from a gradient target, can be applied to any target.
Works with Colorama, Shape Layers, Layer Styles and these 3rd party effects:
Bundle and Save with these options:
Tutorial 1: Built-in Presets, Apply options, User Presets, Imported Formats
Note: This tutorial video was created before
the Studio section was added. See
Tutorial 2 below for how to use the
Studio.
This tutorial was also made before proGradient
and Thicc Pro were added as target modes. See
full documentation in the How to Use section
below.
- 0:00 Overview
- 01:00 Color Shift
- 01:22 Colorama and Color Shift modes
- 02:39 Shape Layer mode
- 04:13 Layer Style mode
- 04:52 User Presets and Help
- 05:33 Saving a user preset
- 07:36 Importing from GRD, CSS and SVG
- 09:07 Organising into categories
- 09:32 Custom thumbnails
- 10:03 Help documentation reminder
- 10:15 Conclusion
Tutorial 2: Studio section
Note: This tutorial covers the Studio tab for mixing, editing and creating gradients, which was introduced in v1.5. For a full walkthrough of GradientHub's other features see Tutorial 1 above.
- 0:00 Overview of GradientHub
- 00:36 Overview of the Studio Section
- 00:52 Adding and removing in the Pool
- 01:23 Assigning to the Mixer
- 01:58 Mixer sorting options
- 02:52 Making gradients cyclic
- 03:12 Applying from the Mixer
- 03:29 Saving from the Mixer
- 03:40 Sending to the Editor
- 03:57 Using the Editor
- 04:59 Conclusion
650+ Built-in presets:
How to use
How to apply a gradient preset
Choose your target effect using the radio buttons at the
top:
Colorama, Shape Layer,
Layer Style, proGradient,
Thicc Pro or Color Shift.
To apply a preset to your layer just double-click the preset. Or single-click, then click the Apply button.
The free trial version is limited to the Colorama built-in presets and the first seven presets in each of the other categories.
Thumbnail toggle
Toggle the icons at top right, underneath the effect-specific options, to switch between “wheel” or “linear” thumbnails.
Favorites
Hover over a preset and click the star in its top-left corner to mark it as a favorite. To see only your favorites, click the star button on the filter bar. To remove a favorite, click its star again. To remove them all at once, turn on the favorites filter and click Unstar all. If you change your mind, click Undo within a few seconds to put them back.
Color filters
Click Colors on the filter bar to open the color swatches, then click a swatch to show only presets that contain that color. Click it again to turn it off. Selecting more than one color narrows the results. The color filter also combines with the favorites filter. Click ✕ to clear all filters.
Effect-specific controls
Colorama, proGradient, Color Shift
In Colorama, proGradient and Color Shift modes, there are two radio buttons that control what happens when you already have a Colorama, proGradient or Color Shift effect on your layer. If you don't want to add multiple of the selected effect type on the layer, leave it set to Apply to existing. That way you can quickly try out lots of presets from the panel without ending up with a stack of effects. Only the gradient will be updated, and any other parameters that you may have adjusted will be left untouched.
If you do want to add two or more effects of the same type to the layer, then switch it to Add new unless selected, which will cause it to add a new instance of the effect, unless you specifically select the effect first that you want to apply the gradient to.
Note: When applying a preset to an existing proGradient effect that uses HCL color space with a non-Shortest hue interpolation mode, the rendered result may differ from the GradientHub thumbnail. In this case, manually change Gradient Color Space to OkLAB or RGB.
Layer Style
After Effects has three layer styles that support gradients: Gradient Overlay, Outer Glow and Inner Glow. Choose one of these options, select your layer and apply the preset to get your desired layer style. If a layer style of that type already exists on the layer, the gradient colors will be replaced while other parameters are untouched.
Gradient Overlays are probably the most common use, but do try out some gradients on your Inner and Outer Glows - the results on text and other layers can be really striking.
Shape Layer
Fills/Strokes checkboxes:
The Fills/Strokes filters narrow which
types are affected. This is useful when you have made a
wider selection, such as selecting a whole shape group or
the whole layer. Note however that if just one specific
Gradient Fill or Gradient
Stroke (or a parameter thereof) is selected, the
filters will be ignored and the preset will be applied to
the selected Gradient Fill or
Gradient Stroke only.
Apply to selected mode:
Existing Gradient Fills and
Gradient Strokes are updated.
If a shape has multiple Gradient Fills or Gradient Strokes,
the topmost one per shape is updated.
If a shape has no gradient but has visible solid fills or
strokes, the solids are hidden and a new gradient is added,
spanning the shape's bounding box. Solid stroke width is
inherited.
Shapes that have no existing Gradient Fills or Gradient
Strokes, and whose solid Fills or solid Strokes are all
hidden are skipped - no gradient is added.
Add new gradient mode:
A new Gradient Fill or Gradient
Stroke group is added directly to the Shape Layer
Contents. It may need to be manually dragged into a shape
group to be visible. This mode is more for advanced users -
it's a flexible option if you like working directly with
your shape layer structure.
Note: Shape Layer application only works on one layer at a time.
Thicc Pro
There are no "Apply to existing" or "Add new" options for Thicc Pro. This is because Thicc Pro has no settings for blending its stroke with the layer underneath, so a second Thicc Pro on the same layer would completely cover the first. Since there's no reason to stack them, GradientHub always updates the existing Thicc Pro.
Temp files
After Effects does not expose gradient parameters to scripting. Therefore in most cases, in order to apply a gradient, GradientHub creates a temporary .ffx file in your User Presets/GradientHub folder. These temp files have names beginning with _cbb_tmp_, _cbb_sl_ or _cbb_ls_, and are ignored by the User Presets section when loading or reloading. Every time you apply a preset, any temp files older than 10 seconds are automatically deleted. Additionally, whenever the panel launches, either on AE startup or by opening it from Window > Extensions > GradientHub, any remaining temp files are cleaned up. It is also safe to manually delete temp files from the User Presets/GradientHub folder at any time.
Studio section
The Studio lets you mix, edit, and create gradient presets, which is useful any time a preset isn't quite right as-is, or when you want to make a gradient cyclic for continuous colour cycling, or just when you feel like experimenting. And since nothing you create in the Studio affects your existing presets, you can explore freely.
Adding gradients to the Pool
To send gradients to the Studio, select up to 10 from the Built-in or User Presets tabs - multi-select works using Command-click (Mac) or Control-click (Windows) - then click Add to Studio. Those gradients appear in the Pool at the top of the Studio tab. You can delete unwanted ones by clicking each gradient's x, or you can click Clear to empty the whole Pool. It won't remove them from the other tabs, just from the Pool, so you have room to add more. From the Pool, you can send gradients to the Mixer or the Editor.
Using the Mixer
To send a gradient to the Mixer, select it in the Pool and click the Assign A button to assign it to slot A. You can also select a second gradient and click the Assign B button to mix two gradients together. Using slot B is optional, and the B gradient can be removed by clicking the x. The button in between the A and B gradients swaps them, and buttons at the left of A and the right of B can be used to mirror each gradient. Swapping and/or mirroring A and B will affect the Consecutive and Morph sorting options described below. Each of the outputs has a mirror button too.
Mixer sorting methods:
Consecutive puts A and B together one after the other, and the slider creates a blend between them so there isn't a hard edge.
Luminance Sort orders the color stops from darkest to lightest, with 3 algorithms to choose from: Oklab, which is perceptually uniform and generally gives the most natural-looking result; Rec. 709, the standard luminance formula used in HD video, which weights green heavily to match how the human eye perceives brightness; and HSL, which uses a simpler lightness calculation that can produce quite different results on saturated colours. It's worth trying all three. Mirror the result if you want light to dark instead of dark to light.
Hue Sort orders the colours by hue based on a color wheel that goes clockwise from red, through orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple and magenta to red. Mirror the result if you want an anticlockwise result.
Random puts the color stops in a random order and you can shuffle for new variations with the button on the right of the bar.
Metallic sorts the colour stops into a light-dark-light-dark zig-zag, which mimics shiny or metallic surfaces.
Morph blends A and B together, with the slider controlling the dominance of A or B.
All of the above outputs can be made cyclic with the Make cyclic button, which makes the start and end of the gradient the same color. This is perfect for continuous color cycling. You can use the sliders to control the blend amount to create a smooth loop, and offset the cycle. Use the Tile x3 button to quickly check how the repetition looks.
Select any of the mixer outputs and click Apply, or just double click to apply it to your chosen target. Or click + Save Preset and give it a name to save it as a user preset - you'll find it in the User Presets tab - no reload required. Or click Edit to send it to the Editor for further refinement.
Using the Editor
The Editor allows you to create and edit gradients with independent color and alpha ramps.
Click near the bottom of the gradient bar to add new color stops, or click near the top of the bar to add new alpha stops. Drag the triangles to move stops. Delete stops by dragging away or hitting the Delete button.
Set colors using the Saturation and Value square and the Hue slider, or by entering exact HSV values or hex codes. Set Alpha values with the slider or by entering an amount.
There are Undo and Redo buttons too - just note that Command-Z and Control-Z are reserved for After Effects, so use the buttons in the panel instead.
You can also start completely from scratch and create a new gradient by clicking the New button.
Click Apply to apply the Editor's output to your chosen target. Or click + Save Preset and give it a name to save it as a User Preset - you'll find it in the User Presets tab - no reload required.
User Presets
The User Presets section lets you save your own gradient presets as standard .ffx files in a subfolder of your After Effects User Presets folder. Additionally, other gradient formats are supported by placing them into the same folder, to give you a vast range of gradient options.
Apply as any effect type
Regardless of how a preset was created - whether saved from the Studio tab, or from Colorama, a Shape Layer, a Layer Style, proGradient, Thicc Pro, Color Shift, or imported from a .css, .svg, or .grd file - it can be applied as any of the six target options. Just select your target using the toggle in the panel before applying.
Automatic thumbnail generation
GradientHub automatically generates a thumbnail for each user preset by reading the gradient directly from the file, so no separate thumbnail image is required - though you can supply one if you prefer - see the Custom Thumbnails section below.
Saving a User Preset from the Studio section
To save a preset from the Studio's Mixer section, select the gradient you want to save by clicking on its bar or its heading (Consecutive, Luminance sort etc). Then click the + Save Preset button at the bottom of the Mixer section.
To save a preset from the Studio's Editor section, click the + Save Preset button at the bottom of the Editor section. If the Editor's + Save Preset button is greyed out, first click in the Editor's gradient bar to activate the Editor section.
Give your preset a name and click Save.
Switch to the User presets tab and your preset will appear there - no reload required.
Saving a User Preset from an effect, shape layer or layer style
First, select the gradient you want to save:
Colorama:
Select Colorama at the top level, or select just the Output Cycle parameter (to make preset file size smaller and faster to load). Or select any other individual Colorama parameter, and the selection will automatically jump to the top level of the effect.
Shape Layer:
Select a specific Gradient Fill or Gradient Stroke group, or its Colors parameter. For the most accurate result, avoid selecting a shape group or the layer itself - After Effects will save the entire layer's shape content, and the thumbnail will reflect the first gradient found rather than the one you intended.
Layer Style:
Select one specific layer style group - Gradient Overlay, Outer Glow, or Inner Glow. Or select any parameter within the group.
proGradient:
Select proGradient at the top level. Or select any other individual proGradient parameter, and the selection will automatically jump to the top level of the effect.
Thicc Pro:
Select Thicc Pro at the top level, or select just the Color Gradient parameter (to make preset file size smaller and faster to load). Or select any other individual Thicc Pro parameter, and the selection will automatically jump to the top level of the effect.
Color Shift:
Select Color Shift at the top level. Or select any individual Color Shift parameter, and the selection will automatically jump to the top level of the effect.
Click on GradientHub's + Save Preset button in the User Presets tab. GradientHub will show you the exact folder path to navigate to, then open After Effects' Save Animation Preset dialog.
The first time you apply or save any preset, GradientHub automatically creates a GradientHub folder inside your default After Effects User Presets folder. This folder is where all your User Presets need to be saved so that GradientHub can find them:
MAC OS:
/Users/[Username]/Documents/Adobe/After
Effects [Version]/User Presets/GradientHub
WINDOWS:
C:\Users\[Username]\Documents\Adobe\After
Effects [Version]\User Presets\GradientHub
For saving subsequent presets, the dialog will return to this folder, so long you haven't saved animation presets somewhere else in between times. Give your preset a name and click Save.
Importing from other gradient formats
In addition to .ffx files, the panel can read gradients directly from .grd (Photoshop), .css and .svg files.
There are many websites where you can download hundreds or even thousands of free gradients, then load them into GradientHub.
Each gradient in an imported file appears as its own preset in a collapsible subcategory named after the file. Thumbnails are generated automatically - no image file is needed.
Adding GRD, CSS or SVG files:
Copy the file into the
User Presets/GradientHub folder:
MACOS:
/Users/[Username]/Documents/Adobe/After Effects
[Version]/User Presets/GradientHub
WINDOWS:
C:\Users\[Username]\Documents\Adobe\After Effects
[Version]\User Presets\GradientHub
Switch to the User Presets tab in the panel and click Reload.
If a client's brand uses gradient colours on their website or in an .svg logo, you can import those gradients directly into GradientHub - no color picking, no manual stop entry.
The exact gradient as defined by the designer can be applied immediately to Colorama, a Shape Layer, a Layer Style, proGradient or Color Shift, keeping your motion graphics pixel-perfect to the brand.
Photoshop GRD files
Each named gradient in the file becomes a separate preset.
Colours stored in HSB or RGB mode are supported. Gradients using CMYK, Grsc (grayscale) or Lab colour modes will have those stops skipped; if fewer than two valid stops remain the gradient is omitted entirely. Noise gradients that Photoshop generates procedurally are also skipped.
The Resource Boy website (not affliated with GradientHub) is a good place to source free .grd files.
CSS files
Any linear-gradient() definition in the file is loaded as a separate preset. The file can contain any valid CSS - selectors, rules, comments - the panel only reads gradient values and ignores everything else.
Naming gradients: Place a /* Name */ comment immediately before each gradient definition and that name will appear as the preset label. If no comment is found, the preset is named after the file with a number suffix.
Supported stop color formats: #rrggbb, #rgb, rgb(), rgba(), named colors, hsl(), hsla(). CSS variables are not supported and will cause that stop to be skipped.
A minimal example:
/* Sunset */
background: linear-gradient(to right, #ff6b35, #f7c59f,
#004e89);
SVG files
Each gradient defined in the file is loaded as a separate preset. Freeform gradients are not supported and will be skipped - only linear and radial gradient definitions are read.
Gradients are named from their gradient ID, which is an internal .svg property separate from object or layer names. Where the gradient ID is a generic auto-generated value (as many vector applications produce by default), it is replaced with the filename and a number.
Files from Illustrator, Figma, Sketch, and Inkscape are all supported.
Reloading User Presets
Once saved, click Reload in the User Presets section to see your new preset appear in the panel. GradientHub will read a single gradient from each .ffx file, or multiple gradients from .css, .svg or .grd files, and display thumbnails automatically.
The short delay while user presets are loading and thumbnails are being generated is a one-time cost when the tab reloads, and collapsing categories doesn't reduce it. Very large numbers of user presets can slow loading - on our test machine 1800 presets took about 10 seconds, so roughly 5-6ms each. Selecting just the gradient parameter, rather than the whole effect, when saving user presets from Colorama or Thicc Pro, will make the .ffx file sizes smaller and will speed up loading when there are a lot of presets. And best practice is to move large .grd packs out of the User Presets/GradientHub folder if you're not currently using them.
Organising User Presets with subfolders
You can organise your presets into subfolders inside the
GradientHub folder. Each subfolder appears
as a collapsible subcategory in the panel.
For example, a preset saved at:
GradientHub/Fish/clownfish.ffx
will appear under a Fish
subcategory.
Up to two levels of nesting are supported - for
example:
GradientHub/Fish/Tropical/clownfish.ffx
Anything nested deeper than two levels will be ignored.
Custom thumbnails for User Presets
GradientHub automatically generates a gradient thumbnail
for every user preset. If you'd prefer a custom thumbnail,
save a .png or .jpg file
with the same base name as the .ffx file
in the same folder. For example:
GradientHub/MyPreset.ffx
GradientHub/MyPreset.png
When a matching image is found, it takes priority over the auto-generated thumbnail. PNG takes priority over JPG if both exist. Recommended size is 128×128 px at a 1:1 aspect ratio.
Accessing the User Presets Help documentation
You can access the User Presets help documentation at any time by clicking the How to add presets button in the User Presets section of GradientHub.
The documentation will open in your default browser.
User Presets - Notes
FFX files are version-specific. A preset saved in a newer version of After Effects cannot be opened in an older version. If you upgrade After Effects, copy your GradientHub folder into the new version's User Presets folder - presets saved in the older version of AE will still work normally in the new version.
Only the gradient is read from the .ffx file. Any other Colorama, Shape Layer, Layer Style, proGradient, Thicc Pro or Color Shift parameters, keyframes, or expressions saved in the file will be ignored by GradientHub. To apply the full saved .ffx including other parameters, use Animation > Apply Animation Preset instead.
If a preset file contains multiple Colorama, proGradient, Thicc Pro or Color Shift effects, only the last effect in the file will be used. For Shape Layer presets, if the saved .ffx contains multiple gradient fills or strokes, only the first gradient found will be used. For best results, select a specific Gradient Fill or Gradient Stroke before saving.
User presets with a very large number of colour stops (65 or more) cannot be applied to Colorama and will produce an error. Application to Shape Layers, Layer Styles, proGradient and Thicc Pro may be slow with very large stop counts. Color Shift supports up to 100 color stops, and if a user preset contains more than 100 stops, only the first 100 will be applied. In practice, gradients imported from .grd, .css, or .svg files rarely exceed these limits.
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Version History
1.6 -
Sep 25, 2026
Added support for Thicc Pro by Plugin Everything.
Added 52 new presets.
Panel now detects and repairs itself when After Effects occasionally drops the connection after launch.
Minor bug and appearance fixes.
Updated to the latest aescripts licensing framework.
1.5 -
Aug 4, 2026
Added 100 new built-in presets.
Improved opacity handling across Shape Layers, Layer Styles, Color Shift and proGradient - color and alpha are now applied independently, preserving transparency as intended. Colorama does not support independent color and alpha by design.
(Note: If you're using After Effects 26.0, you may notice that alpha stops in Shape Layers and Layer Styles are not applied independently - this is a bug introduced in AE 26.0, not a GradientHub issue. It works correctly in earlier versions. The bug has been reported to Adobe.)
Minor bug fixes.
Updated to the latest aescripts + aeplugins licensing framework.
1.4 -
Jun 15, 2026
https://aescripts.com/progradient/
1.3.3 -
May 23, 2026
1.3.2 -
May 23, 2026
Fixed the Alpha Ramp preset in the Colorama Built-in 1 category, so that it works in all target modes.
1.3.1 -
May 17, 2026
Edited the last color stop for 30 built-in gradients to make them cyclic in all modes.
1.3 -
May 14, 2026
Added 100 new built-in presets.
Added mode to apply gradients to Shape Layers.
Added mode to apply gradients to Layer Styles.
Added User Presets section.
Added importing of gradients from .grd (Photoshop), .css and .svg files.
Added thumbnail toggle between color wheel and linear gradient options.
Minor bug fixes.
Update to latest aescripts licensing framework.
1.2 -
Mar 24, 2026
Added 52 new presets.
Updated to latest aescripts licensing framework.
1.1.1 -
Dec 29, 2025
Changed behavior in "Apply to existing" mode when multiple Colorama effects already exist, to modify last effect in stack.
1.1 -
Nov 15, 2025
1.0 -
Nov 6, 2025
Compatibility
After Effects
2027, 2026, 2025, 2024
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