Kease
Developer: Davide Boscolo
An easing tool for After Effects with a preset library, graph editor and multi-keyframe easing curves.
What Kease does
Kease by Davide Boscolo helps shape keyframe motion beyond the default ease controls. It handles both simple easing between two keyframes and multi-keyframe curves across longer sequences.
A preset library stores any number of presets, with 12 simple ones supplied, and they can be created, imported and exported. The graph editor copies, applies, manipulates and saves curves. Modifier keys target the incoming, middle or outgoing section of a curve, easing and values can be copied and pasted, and the interface can be grouped, resized, recoloured and labelled by name or influence. Keyboard shortcuts speed things up for animators.
Key features
- Preset library with 12 simple easing presets
- Graph editor for simple and multi-keyframe curves
- Modifier keys target incoming, middle or outgoing sections
- Copy and paste easing and values
- Customisable UI and shortcuts
FAQ
Is Kease free?
Yes, Kease is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.
Which apps does Kease work with?
Kease works with After Effects.
Who develops Kease?
Kease is developed by Davide Boscolo. You can find their other plugins on the Davide Boscolo page of this catalog.
Where can I download Kease?
Download Kease free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.