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Pick what moves.
Pick which way.
Press Apply.

Select your layers. Pick what animates — slide, scale, rotate, fade, draw — and which way. Choose an ease. AnyMotion writes real keyframes at the playhead, in, out, or both in one press.

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Requires After Effects 2023 (23.0) or newer · Windows or macOS.

Five properties.
Five separate builds,
every single time.

Slide gets its own keyframes. So does scale, rotation, fade, and a trim path for the stroke. Each one eased on its own — and After Effects has no spring easing at all, so anything that should bounce becomes an expression or a fistful of hand-bent keyframes. Off-screen distance is worse: nudge the layer past the frame, scrub, and hope rotation or a heavy stroke didn't leave a sliver visible at the edge.

Then there's the playhead. Park it where the animation should start, build the whole thing, and half the time the keys land a few frames off from where you meant — nothing in After Effects ties new keyframes to where you're actually looking.

Pick the motion.
AnyMotion writes it.

Five Properties, Any Combination: Slide, scale, rotate, fade, and draw — toggle any combination, from a single fade to all five stacked. Draw runs Trim Paths on a stroked shape: on, off, or a segment crawling along the path.
A Nine-Point Pivot: Hinge a layer from its left edge, drop it onto its base, swing it from the top — nine positions for scale and rotation. Moving the pivot never shifts the layer itself, and the resting value is typed in directly, 130% to 20%, exactly.
In, In+Out, or Out: Animate the entrance, the exit, or both in one press. In+out splits every setting into two, so a layer can arrive soft and leave sharp.
A Direction Pad That Shows Travel: The arrow points inward on the way in, outward on the way out — a direction, not a position. Off-screen distance is measured from the layer's real bounds, rotation and stroke included, so it always clears the frame.
Six Easings, Including Real Springs: Ease in-out, linear, elastic, elastic+, back, and back+. The elastics are true springs — no bezier can oscillate — and the "+" variants are more of the same curve, never a different one. After Effects has no native spring easing on its own; these get baked into ordinary keyframes, so nothing breaks if the plugin is ever removed.
The Offset Tab: Stagger layers that are already animated, whoever animated them — five orders, with a live preview of where each layer lands. Run it twice with the same settings and nothing changes; it never accumulates.

Sixty-three built-in presets, chosen from two 50-tile comparisons — every tile animates on hover with its own recipe, so a thumbnail never oversells motion the preset wouldn't produce. Save your own alongside them, and align every selected layer to the playhead in one click.

Bundled extra

A powerful layer offset tool, in the same panel.

AnyMotion comes packed with a powerful layer offset tool to speed up your workflow even more — stagger layers that are already animated, in five orders, with a live preview of where each one lands.

Included with AnyMotion. Nothing extra to install.

Every layer that needs
real keyframes, not guesswork.

Staggered UI Panels

Animate one panel, duplicate it down the stack, then run the Offset tab to stagger the group. Change your mind and run it again — it never accumulates, so the same settings always land the same result.

Icon Swings From a Real Hinge

Drop the pivot onto the icon's actual hinge point — a corner, an edge, wherever it physically turns — then rotate. The layer stays put; only the swing moves.

Stroked Logo Draw-Ons

Turn Draw on for a stroked shape and it traces itself onto the frame — on, off, or as a segment crawling the path, eased the same way the rest of the reveal is eased.

Stop keying every property by hand.

AnyMotion is live now, installing in under a minute with a free 7-day trial, then included in the Wizard plan alongside Keyframe Wizard. One MotionPotion account signs you into every plugin — the trial itself is per product.