Origami for After Effects 1.2.4 for Mac
Mac VideoOrigami for After Effects 1.2.4 for Mac is a net-creation and animation tool that runs inside Adobe After Effects on macOS. It generates a flat net, or mesh, from a layer and then animates that net folding, unfolding and expanding, giving you dramatic paper-like reveals and cartoon-style transitions without building every fragment by hand.
The mesh can be created from a shape layer path, a layer mask or the boundaries of a layer itself, so logos, illustrations and graphic elements can all become folding surfaces. Animators and motion designers use it for logo reveals, explainer graphics and playful transitions where an object appears to assemble itself from flat pieces in a couple of clicks.
Key Features
- Generates a folding net from a layer and animates the unfold or expansion automatically
- Create the mesh from a shape path, a layer mask or simple layer boundaries
- Cartoon-style animation controls let you pick starting fragments and build the motion quickly
- Useful for logo reveals, transitions and stylised explainer and social graphics
- Runs inside After Effects on Mac, using regular layers you can keep editing afterwards
How to Download
- Confirm your Mac version of After Effects is supported on the official product page.
- Get it here: Download from the official site
- Install it as directed by the seller, restart After Effects, and open the tool from the Window or Effects menu.
Is Origami free?
No. Origami is a paid tool sold on aescripts.com, listed at around $39.99. There is no free full version, so check the official page for current pricing and any trial options.
Does it work with every shape?
Not quite. It works best with polygon-based shapes, masks and layer bounds. Complex Bezier shapes can be a limitation, so test your artwork style before relying on it for a large project.
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