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The Essential Keyframe Toolbox
Keystone is an extension for After Effects that allows users to manipulate keyframes easily. Flip, align, stagger, duplicate, stretch, and more! All the keyframe essentials for After Effects.
Now with Keyframe Color Labels support.
Boost your After Effects workflow with the essential keyframe toolbox
Align, Stagger, Duplicate, Stretch and more!
All these essential options are now grouped in a single extension.
NEW • Keyframe Color labels
Create and reselect colored keyframe groups with one click.
(feature only available in AE 2022 – v22.6)
Working with keyframes has never been so intuitive
After Effects is all about keyframes but manipulating them can be tedious.
With Keystone’s icon-based interface, essential tasks are now just a click away.
Enhanced Copy / Paste
In After Effects we can copy and paste keyframes onto the CTI and… that’s it.
Keystone offers new useful options to deal with the most common situations.
AE vs Keystone
Avoid unpleasant surprises when you move your keyframes.
Keystone is the only tool that performs additional calculations to preserve your carefully crafted motion curves.
Constant speed
Stop struggling to align tangents approximately.
Create smooth curves with one click!
Up to 3 modes per function
These modes change the way Keystone groups keyframes when processing them and are accessible using hotkeys.
Layer Mode | Property Mode | Global Mode |
Demonstration of the 3 modes with the “flip” function example.
KBar support
The most requested feature of the community is now available!
All Keystone functions are compatible with KBar and it comes with 2 sets of icons.
More about KBar support in the Keystone documentation.
Description
System Requirements
After Effects 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, CC 2019
Change Log
1.1.6 – Jul 27, 2023
1.1.5 – Jul 26, 2023
– “Property mode” is now automatically used with the “stagger” functions when all selected keyframes are on the same layer.
1.1.4 – Jun 27, 2023
– New message appearing when the user tries to stagger keyframes on a single layer without using the “property” mode.
– Renamed “interval” function to “distribute”.
1.1.3 – Jan 26, 2023
– Fixed a bug that prevented to save the visibility of the “labels” section in the preferences.
– Fixed a bug that prevented some users from closing and saving the “preferences” menu.
– Code optimization.
1.1.2 – Sep 2, 2022
1.1.1 – Aug 29, 2022
– Fixed a bug that prevented labels from loading correctly with non-English versions of AE.
– Fixed label decoding that sometimes displayed wrong colors.
– The “Labels” section is now automatically hidden in versions of AE that do not support this feature (versions prior to 22.6).
1.1.0 – Aug 25, 2022
– Change keyframe colors in one click.
– Select keyframes by color (CTRL/CMD + click).
– Add to selection (SHIFT + click).
– Remove from selection (ALT + click).- New options in the “preferences” menu:
– Ability to display or hide the colors in the “Labels” section.
– Ability to change the size of the labels in the UI with the “Labels per row” option.- Licensing framework update:
– Improved support and better error messaging for online activation.
– Fixed error in alert to open After Effects preferences to allow scripts to access network.
1.0.8 – May 4, 2022
– New settings for displaying or hiding Keystone sections.
– New settings allowing to choose the default mode for each function. (default, property mode, layer mode or global mode)
– New informations are displayed in the “Info” panel after using specific Keystone functions.
1.0.7 – Mar 29, 2022
- Fixed a bug that prevented some users from using Keystone.
1.0.6 – Mar 7, 2022
- Licensing framework update.
- Fixed “ExtComms” error handling.
- Fixed “Stretch from first key” function for KBar that could not use suffixes.
FAQs
Tutorials
Romain Cousin Keystone Tutorial #gettingstarted
Watch this tutorial to learn how to use Keystone to manipulate keyframes easily in After Effects.
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