Freebie: Fancy Colors After Effects Preset | The Waenderer
Need help picking the right colors for your background, graphic, or footage? Fancy Colors from The Waenderer offers 16 color pallets to help you find just the right color combo. And it’s free!
Fancy Colors
Fancy Colors is the answer when you scratch your head trying to find cool, nice color schemes for. your gradient, background, motion graphic… Apply Fancy Colors and go through the 16 fancy color palettes and with the power of Permutation, find THE right colors! You can create your own custom palette too or go wild and use the Random Palette feature but, hey…It’s random.
Fancy Colors is a free preset for After Effects. Works with After Effects CC 2017 and later.
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