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Flow Animation Curve Tool for Mac

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  • Version1.4.1
  • File Size12 MB
  • Platform Windows & macOS
  • LicenseFree / Commercial
  • DeveloperRenderTom
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The industry standard graph editor alternative for After Effects. Flow provides an intuitive interface to apply, save, and manage custom animation easing curves without touching the native speed graph.

Downloads 42,500+
Last Updated July 2026
Rating 4.9/5

Engineered for Speed

Visual Curve Editor

Adjust bezier handles visually. See exactly how your animation will accelerate and decelerate via a beautiful UI.

Library Presets

Save your favorite easing curves into a custom library and apply them instantly across different projects.

Apply as Expressions

Optionally apply the easing as a lightweight expression instead of baking keyframe velocity, maintaining flexibility.

Responsive UI

The CEP panel adapts to your workspace, looking gorgeous whether docked horizontally or vertically.

What's Included

ZXP File Plugin
Curve Presets 25+
Documentation HTML
Mac Support Native

Installation Guide

1

Download ZXP

Download the Flow ZXP package.

2

Install ZXP

Use Anastasiy's Extension Manager or Aescripts ZXP Installer to install the file.

3

Launch Extension

Open After Effects, navigate to Window > Extensions > Flow.

4

Select Keyframes

Select two keyframes in your timeline and click a curve in Flow to apply the easing.

Compatibility

After Effects After Effects
macOS

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Frequently Asked Questions

Select the keyframes with the easing you like, click the 'Read' button in Flow to import the curve to the UI, then select new keyframes and hit 'Apply'.
No, Flow acts as a replacement for the Graph Editor. You apply easing directly from the Flow panel in your standard timeline view.
Yes, you can export your entire curve library as a JSON file to share with your team or backup.
Yes, but you must right-click your Position property and select 'Separate Dimensions' (X, Y, Z) first.
No, Flow only modifies standard keyframe velocity data in the timeline. It has zero impact on render times.

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