We’re excited to announce the addition of 33 new presets in the 24.5.0.40 build of After Effects (Beta), designed to streamline your creative projects. From infographics and numbers to transitions and textures, these presets are designed to simplify what you need to create while adding quick production value to your compositions. These presets aim to give you a strong starting point for commonly used elements while also providing the control you need to customize them to the needs of your project.
- Anime Radial – Create anime-inspired radial backgrounds
- Anime Speed Lines – The classic speed lines for bringing energy and momentum
- Random Colors – Creates animated random variations of a selected color
- Random On-Off – Toggle layers Opacity on and off randomly
- Random Whole Numbers – Generate random whole numbers within a custom range
- Wave Value Generator – Quickly creating looping motion driven by sine waves, triangle waves, and more
- 2D Text Box (Shape) – Creates a rigged Shape layer with controls to point at a Text layer for dynamic resizing and animation
- 2D Text Box (Mask & Effects) – Apply directly to a Text layer for the same dynamic Text box using a single layer
- Bounding Box – Highlight important content within a bounding box
- Crinkle Cut Sticker – Add a crinkle effect to your frames
- Postage Stamp – Frame your content like a postage stamp
- Scalloped Frame – Create elegant scalloped edges for images and videos
- Bar Graph – Visualize data with bar graphs, driven by Sliders in the Effect Controls
- Line Graph – Plot data points easily with line graphs
- Radial Graph – Present your data in a circular format, rigged and ready for animation
- Counter Countdown Monospaced – No more jumpy counters! Works with any typeface. Includes formatting for commas and more
- Currency Counter Monospaced – Animate currency values in standard formats for various currencies
- Percentage Counter Monospaced – Fully formatted percentage values
- Timer Countdown Monospaced – Countdown timers made easy! From minutes up to days
- Switchable Cursor Element – Extremely useful for mocking up desktop UI interactions
- Vintage Star – Add some retro charm with vintage star shapes
- CD Back – Simulate the look of a CD surface
- Chip Foil – Achieve animated metallic foil textures
- Holographic Foil – Create mesmerizing holographic effects, great for Text layers
- Topographic Lines – Overlay and animate topographic lines
- Inky Dissolve – Transition between clips using an inky dissolve
- Inky Iris Wipe – Reveal content using an organic iris wipe
- Inky Linear Wipe – An organic wipe across the frame
- Pixelated Dissolve – Pixelate your footage as it dissolves
- Pixelated Iris Wipe – Combine pixelation and iris wipe
- Pixelated Linear Wipe – Linear wipe with pixelation
- Separate XYZ Scale – Independently animate along the X, Y, and Z axes
- Magnify & Preserve Alpha – Keep the existing alpha of any layer while applying the Magnify effect
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Hi @A3user,
There is not currently a way to preview within After Effects itself, but you can use Adobe Bridge to view them as thumbnails with animated previews. After Bridge is installed, use Animation > Browse Presets... in After Effects to view them.
A way to see these recently-added ones in Bridge (besides searching their names) is to use View > View Items in Subfolders, then choose "ffx" as a File Type and a few recent dates.
Cheers,
- John, After Effects Engineering Team
Hi @Rohan0120,
You are able to reach precise numbers beyond 1 million by using the 10x Value Multiplier property to multiply the Animate Value. To have a counter start (or end) with precisely 104,400,105, you would enter "104400.105" (one hundred four thousand, four hundred point one zero five) for the Animate Value and then set the 10x Value Multiplier to 4 to multiply that number up to 104,400,105. This avoids the 1 million unit limit on Slider controls.
Cheers,
- John, After Effects Engineering Team
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