Coming soon · for After Effects
Grab every keyframe.
Command
them at once.
KeyMaestro shifts, trims, spaces, reorders and labels keyframes across many layers in one move — the batch operations the graph editor makes you do one drag at a time.
Coming soon. We'll email you the day it ships, nothing else.
Paid tool, free 7-day trial once it ships — included in the Wizard plan after that. See Wizard pricing →
Requires Adobe After Effects · Windows or macOS.
One keyframe at a time,
every time.
The graph editor is built for shaping one curve on one property. The moment the job is "nudge these twelve keyframes across four layers three frames later" or "space these evenly" or "put the loop back the way it was," it's a lot of individual dragging, zoomed in, hoping nothing snapped to the wrong frame.
KeyMaestro treats a selection of keyframes — across one layer or many — as one thing you operate on: shift it, trim it, spread it, distribute it evenly, loop it, reorder it, label it. One command instead of N drags.
Select many.
Move them as one.
- Time
- Shift the whole selection left or right by a frame count, trim it tighter, spread it apart, snap it to the start or end of the layer, distribute it evenly, or loop/ping-pong it — all across every selected layer at once.
- Order
- Rearrange keyframe values along a path, a hierarchy, a randomized order, or a grid pattern — for staggered multi-layer animation that would otherwise mean setting every value by hand.
- Keys
- Copy and paste keyframes between layers and properties, snap the nearest ones together, toggle hold interpolation, or attach an expression — the batch-editing counterpart to hand-shaping a curve.
- Markers & Layer
- Drop or extend markers at the playhead. Crop layers to their content, snap the anchor point to a corner or center, and align or distribute layers vertically — the layer-panel chores that come up around every keyframe pass.
- Label
- Standard After Effects label colours, applied to a whole selection in one click — for keeping a busy timeline legible on a real project.
What it does not do yet
- This page is built from the panel's UI design, not a finished spec — exact behaviour per button is still being locked down with the designer.
- Deep bezier curve editing — dragging a single curve to feel the exact shape — stays Keyframe Wizard's job. KeyMaestro is for operating on many keyframes at once, not sculpting one.
- Not code-signed yet, so early testers install it with PlayerDebugMode.
Every timeline clean-up
that eats an afternoon.
Staggered Multi-Layer Animation
Twenty layers that need to enter in sequence, evenly spaced — distributed in one move instead of dragging each layer's keyframe by hand.
Retiming a Whole Sequence
The client wants the intro two seconds shorter — shift and trim every affected keyframe across every layer together, not one property at a time.
Timeline Housekeeping
Markers, labels and anchor points on a busy project, cleaned up in batches instead of one right-click at a time.
Stop dragging keyframes one at a time.
KeyMaestro is coming soon. Same deal as every MotionPotion plugin: a free 7-day trial once it's live, then included in the Wizard plan — no separate purchase. One account signs you into all of them; the trial itself is just per plugin.
See Wizard pricing →