Keystone 2 is an impressive After Effects Add-on that will improve productivity due to its simple interface and deeply embedded features. Keystone 2 broadens the scope of editing as tweaking color and layer labels, along with other actions such as aligning, stretching, or staggering, becomes a one-click task.
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- Editing of Keyframes and Layers Made Easy: This tool enhances After Effects by automating mundane actions such as the aligning, color coding, stretching, or staggering of respective keyframes or layers, all performed with a click of a button.
- Layers Panel: All the complex details concerning the layers are now handled in one area, thus improving organization efficiency.
- Staggered Linking and Unlinking: This feature provides enhanced control of the relationships between keyframes and layers. Also, you can stagger layers separately from their corresponding keyframes or group them for alteration at once.
- Interface Modifications: Screen alteration is now a thing of the past, as Keystone 2 auto-adjusts with your screen dimensions. Additionally, the user can choose highly used features for fast access.
- Maintaining Motion Curves: To ensure that one’s animation is not tampered with, these innovative tools carry calculations that cut edges when keyframes are manipulated to allow perfect steady curves.
- Speed Keyframes With Constant Rate: Attaining ease-in and ease-out has never been easier; click a button, and it is done. Other activities performed with Keystone 2 do not alter the perfect speed maintained.
Keystone 2 Documentation
Preview Keystone 2 in After Effects
Image 1: You can stagger layers without altering their keyframes or align keyframes and layer in points simultaneously.
Image 2: Achieve consistent speed effortlessly by eliminating the struggle to approximate tangent alignment, enabling smooth curves with a single click.
Image 3: Effortlessly align, stretch, and stagger keyframes with a single click.
Image 4: Simplify your workflow with powerful tools for layers and keyframe control.
