Keystone
Developer: Romain Cousin
An After Effects panel for keyframes, layers and anchor points, with linking, interpolation and a favourites system.
What Keystone does
Keystone by Romain Cousin is an After Effects extension that gathers frequent animation chores into one panel. The Anchor section repositions anchor points or creates nulls with a modifier click, aiming at layers, groups, the comp, custom coordinates or the internal anchors of shape and text layers.
A Layers panel links and unlinks keyframes and layers, and temporal and spatial interpolation controls are included. Keyframes can be selected by colour, label shortcuts are available, and KBar support extends to label and link functions. A Favorites system shows only the tools you pick, and the UI adapts with a vertical layout and scaling. Heavy keyframe animators get a tidy workspace.
Key features
- Anchor repositioning and null creation
- Layers panel for linking keyframes and layers
- Temporal and spatial interpolation controls
- Favourites system to show chosen features
- Adaptive UI and KBar support
FAQ
Is Keystone free?
Yes, Keystone is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.
Which apps does Keystone work with?
Keystone works with After Effects.
Who develops Keystone?
Keystone is developed by Romain Cousin. You can find their other plugins on the Romain Cousin page of this catalog.
Where can I download Keystone?
Download Keystone free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.