If you are looking for creative ways to animate texts in Adobe After Effects, this tutorial series is for you. We start with some tips on how to come up with text designs and then show easy and creative ways to animate your texts in Ae using Squash & Stretch Pro

Great new showreel from Buff featuring work created with Newton, Limber, Joysticks 'n Sliders  and Kbar

Check out Deekay's #letswalk project of course created with Deekay Tool

Ukramedia's Andrew Marston and Zack Lovatt show how to prototype animations quickly using the Flex tool for After Effects.

Great rig and animation using Joysticks 'n Sliders, Lazy and Penpal by qimono.tv

Learn how to quickly and easily create animated abstract backgrounds using the Volna plugin in After Effects

As we near 200k followers on Instagram we wanted to revisit our 100k celebration and remind you that you can download the After Effects project file for the awesome 100k animation for free courtesy of School of Motion's Holdframe division.

Learn how to easily create a realistic swinging ball on a rope animation using Newton and  Connect Layers Pro in After Effects by Alena Leleka MOTION DESIGN TIPS

Learn how to create a realistic swinging rope using Newton and Connect Layers Pro by @anttirossi

Animated short created with PuppetTools and Joysticks 'n Sliders by Cartoonish

Creative process reel for the Super Bowl opener created using Stardust, Plexus, Element 3D, BG Renderer Max and more by Jesse Michael Newman

Learn how to create a liquid effects animation using Newton in After Effects by Jay Baulch

E-learning video created with TinkerType, Deep Glow, Super Morphings by Conor Mayling Designs

The formidable Evan Abrams explains IK and FK in After Effects and how Limber, iExpressions and Character Tool use them. 

Learn how to use the new Stippling feature in Pastiche2 and to go way beyond by applying colors and making the animation loop in After Effects!

TipTut does a quick overview of  Easy Bounce for After Effects and is even giving away some free licenses for the pro version

Today we show you something about a little motion design niche: Designing user interface animations for mobile apps and web apps.

Learn how to first import your user interface designs from Xd, Figma or Sketch into Adobe After Effects, then create animations there using the spring tools in iExpressions. It’s not only easy to create spring animations in After Effects, they can also be easily implemented in Google’s Android, Apple’s UIKit (or SwiftUI), and Facebook’s React.

motion.by.nick teaches you how to create a character rig using custom images in After Effects using Joysticks 'n Sliders 

The all-mighty School of Motion reviews the all-mighty Flow for After Effects!!

Awesome 8-bit animation of the Mandalorian using RetroDither and Deep Glow by Jeremy Mansford