Flow

Flow gives After Effects an intuitive curve editor to adjust keyframe easing.

Gone are the days of fighting with speed & influence (what do those even mean?!), or navigating through some bloated 8000-features-in-one garbage pile to find their easing system – just make a curve, hit Apply and you're gold!

Developed by Zack Lovatt and renderTom.

Already familiar with Flow? Check out some highlights in Flow v1.5!

Quick Start

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Flow's easy to get started with!

Once installed, just move the handles in the Graph Editor, select some keyframes, and press the big Apply button – boom. Easy easing.

Want to save that curve for later? Press ★ Save as preset to save it to your own custom library of curves.

Prefer more room for the graph, or want to get that pesky graph out of the way and revel in your presets? Simply drag the divider between the Graph Editor and Preset Library and Flow will responsively adjust to suit your needs.

Beyond the basics, Flow lets you:

share your library with others,
apply curves as expressions,
quickly copy or paste your curve as cubic bezier values,
ditch Flow's UI altogether by exporting your library to KBar,
and more!

For further information on how to use Flow, explore the rest of this guide using the menu to the left.

Flow your own way

Resizing Flow

Flow consists of two main components: the Graph Editor and the Library.

Some users only ever use the graph editor (as a replacement for AE's internal graph editor), some users only ever use the preset library, and some users use both!

Flow aims to be as flexible as possible to match the way you want to work. Hide the graph if you're not using it or hide the library if you're not using that.

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Quick Start

Flow your own way

How do I install Flow?

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