What It Does
Ease and Wizz adds easing curves to After Effects that don’t exist natively: Expo, Back, Elastic, Bounce, and others. Instead of writing expressions manually or fighting the graph editor, you select keyframes and click a curve type from a dockable palette. The plugin applies the math for you, and if you want to customize further, it surfaces the expression code directly in the timeline.
Works on any animated property: position, scale, rotation, opacity, effect parameters. You can target all keyframes on a layer, just the first pair, just the last pair, or only the final two.
Key Features
Expanded easing library. Expo, Sine, Quad, Cubic, Quart, Quint, Back, Elastic, and Bounce curves, each available in In, Out, and In/Out variants. Far beyond what After Effects provides by default.
Curve combinations. Apply a different easing type to the in and out of the same keyframe pair, like Expo out with Back in. Useful for asymmetric motion feel.
End only mode. Applies easing exclusively between the last two keyframes, leaving earlier animation untouched. Handy when you want a specific outro feel without changing the rest of the timing.
Expression output. The plugin writes editable expressions rather than baking values, so you retain the ability to tweak the curve after application.
Who It’s For
Motion designers working on logo reveals, character rigs, or kinetic typography will get the most use from this. The Bounce and Elastic curves are particularly useful for playful motion where After Effects’ standard Easy Ease feels too mechanical.
Beginners benefit too, since comparing curves side by side without writing expressions is a practical way to learn what different easing types actually do.
Pricing
Pay-what-you-want, suggested minimum $24.99. Single user license, installs on two machines (not simultaneously). One-time purchase, no subscription.