Aescripts Autofill V1.1.3 For After Effects Mac... Today

Select the layer in your timeline that has the "hole" or object you want to remove. Duplicate the layer (Cmd + D) so you have a backup.

In the fast-paced world of motion graphics, time is the ultimate currency. Whether you are a freelance animator, a post-production specialist, or a YouTube content creator, you have likely faced the tedious task of manually filling gaps, extending backgrounds, or removing objects frame-by-frame. Enter AEScripts AutoFill v1.1.3 for After Effects MAC —a plugin that is rapidly becoming the secret weapon for Mac-based Adobe After Effects users. AEScripts AutoFill v1.1.3 for After Effects MAC...

In the AutoFill panel, choose your work area (Ctrl + Cmd + Y). Click "Analyze Movement." Wait for the orange bar to finish (this creates the motion map). Finally, click "Generate Fill." Select the layer in your timeline that has

| Feature | Native AE Fill | AEScripts AutoFill v1.1.3 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Poor (turns vectors to blurry mess) | Excellent (preserves hard edges) | | Animation Speed | Slow to analyze | Fast (Metal acceleration) | | Text Removal | Leaves "glow" artifacts | Clean alpha channel removal | | Batch Processing | No | Yes (via scripting interface) | Whether you are a freelance animator, a post-production

Go to Window > Extensions > AutoFill . Click the gear icon and set your "Fill Quality" to "High (Apple Metal)." Ensure "Use Motion Estimation" is checked.

While no plugin can replace a skilled artist’s eye, automates the boring stuff—the healing, the patching, the gap-filling—so you can focus on the fun stuff: timing, color, and storytelling.