What's
new.

Both cleared Adobe's review queue. Adobe Exchange is now the primary way to install AnyMotion and AnyType, same one-click flow as MotionPotion and Keyframe Wizard, no MotionPotion account needed just to get either plugin into your panel. AnyType also drops its "coming soon" waitlist and ships for real — cascade text by letter, word, line or block, with real springs and a no-precomp mask reveal.

What changed:

• Exchange listing is now the headline install path on the AnyMotion page, the AnyType page and the Install page
• The direct .zxp download sticks around as a signed-in fallback for offline machines and locked-down setups, for both plugins
• AnyType is out of "coming soon": free 7-day trial today, then included in Wizard alongside Keyframe Wizard, AnyMotion and LayerGuru

Keyframe Wizard cleared Adobe's review queue. Adobe Exchange is now the primary way to install it, same one-click flow as MotionPotion for After Effects, no MotionPotion account needed just to get the plugin in your panel.

What changed:

• Exchange listing is now the headline install path on the Keyframe Wizard page and the Install page
• The direct .zxp download sticks around as a signed-in fallback for offline machines and locked-down setups

The first of the Brew Kit's "little plugins" is out: Keyframe Wizard, a visual bezier editor for After Effects easing. Drag two handles on a real canvas instead of guessing at speed and influence numbers, and it'll bake genuine overshoot, elastic and bounce as real keyframes, past your own timeline's limits.

What shipped:

• Visual bezier handles with live preview, no math required
• Overshoot, elastic and bounce baked as real keyframes, automatically, on rotation, scale, opacity, and position
• 30+ named presets from CSS, Robert Penner and easings.net, plus your own saved curves
• Multi-select apply — one curve across every selected keyframe, every property, every layer
• Signs in with your existing MotionPotion account; free accounts get a 7-day trial, then it's part of Wizard

It's not on Adobe Exchange yet — for now it installs as a direct .zxp download from the Keyframe Wizard page. Anchor Point and Layer Offset are next.

A full week landed in one entry. The big one: you can buy Wizard or Studio yourself now, no email back-and-forth first. The rest is smaller but real: hearts on templates, a compatibility page that stopped hedging, and a plugin that's now sitting in two more places you'd look for it.

What shipped:

• Self-serve checkout for Wizard and Studio, monthly or yearly, straight from the pricing page
• Studio bills per seat and opens a team invite automatically right after checkout
• Hearts and share buttons on every template, so you can see what other people are actually using
• A rebuilt Compatibility Matrix: 71 properties checked across all four transfer directions, After Effects to Figma and back
• A rebuilt Install page with direct one-click downloads for the After Effects and Figma plugins
• Category pages for the spellbook, so templates are easier to browse and easier to find in search
• Self-hosted fonts, pages load faster, especially on the first visit

On July 14 we published the plugin to Figma Community and submitted it to Adobe Exchange for review. Figma's live already; Adobe's queue can take a few weeks.

We've all lost the first half-hour of a project to setup: unzip, relink, rename, repeat. v1.0 is the fix we wanted for ourselves: finished motion you drop straight onto your timeline, curves and easing fully intact. This is the first public cast.

What landed on day one:

• The After Effects panel, living right in your workspace (AE 2022 and up)
• 10 starter recipes in the spellbook: fades, slides, scales, the moves you reach for daily
• All 6 keyframe types land intact: linear, ease, ease in, ease out, hold, custom Bézier. Your curves, never flattened.
• One-click import. No zip, no relink, no ceremony.
• Free Apprentice tier: 5 imports + 5 exports a month, every recipe visible, no card
• Sign in with Google or email and you're animating
• Search and filter the spellbook to grab a move fast

The Figma plugin is brewing for Wizard subscribers, and the library grows every single week from here. We're just getting warmed up.