by Erf Studio
Keyframe Library
Copy ready-to-paste After Effects keyframe data for common animation presets, scale them to any duration, reverse, mirror, offset the timing and save favorites. Paste straight onto a property.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How to use
- Pick an animation preset, like scale pop or fade in, and the property it applies to.
- Set the frame rate and duration, and optionally reverse, mirror or offset the timing.
- Press Copy keyframes.
- In After Effects, select the target property so it is highlighted, then paste. The keyframes drop straight in.
Examples
- Scale pop at half a second gives a logo the classic snappy entrance, ready to paste onto Scale.
- Reverse a fade in to get a matching fade out without rebuilding it.
- Mirror turns a one-way move into an in-and-out, useful for a quick pulse.
Frequently asked questions
How does pasting keyframes work?
After Effects accepts keyframe data as plain text on the clipboard. Select the property you want to animate so it is highlighted, then paste, and the keyframes appear at the playhead.
Why are position presets relative?
Position keyframes are absolute pixel coordinates, so the presets are built around the origin and noted as relative. Paste them, then nudge the layer into place, or apply to a parented null.
Are favorites saved?
Yes, in your browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
