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BAO Mask Avenger for After Effects 2.7.5 for Mac

BAO Mask Avenger for After Effects 2.7.5 for Mac

Mac Video
Updated Nov 6, 2026
Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

BAO Mask Avenger is a plug-in for Adobe After Effects from BAO Plugins, the small studio behind mask-focused tools such as BAO Mask Brush and Boa. Mask work is central to compositing and motion graphics, but After Effects' native mask controls can feel limiting when paths need to be driven, connected or managed in more flexible ways. Mask Avenger exists for that gap: it gives animators and compositors deeper, more direct control over masks inside their compositions, and it is sold and supported through aescripts + aeplugins, the usual home of BAO's tools.

Key Features

  • Purpose-built control over After Effects masks beyond the native toolset
  • Designed for compositing and motion-graphics mask workflows
  • Native After Effects plug-in for Mac, installed alongside your other BAO tools
  • Part of the BAO family alongside Mask Brush, Boa and Bones
  • Sold through aescripts + aeplugins with a trial option on the product page

How to Download

  1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
  2. Visit the developer's storefront on aescripts + aeplugins and find BAO Mask Avenger in the BAO Plugins section.
  3. Download the Mac version from that official listing, install it into After Effects, and activate it with your licence.

System Requirements

Mask Avenger requires a Mac running a supported version of Adobe After Effects — plug-ins of this type track current After Effects releases, so check the compatibility notes on the official product page for your exact After Effects version before buying. A trial is the safest way to confirm it works in your setup.

FAQs

Where is Mask Avenger sold?

Through aescripts + aeplugins, where BAO Plugins sells its After Effects tools. That listing carries the current version, compatibility information and licensing.

Can I try it before buying?

aescripts product pages typically offer a trial so you can test a plug-in in your own compositions. Check the Mask Avenger page for the current trial terms before purchasing.

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