The parts of After Effects you repeat, in one click.

Every feature is a layer. Hover one to open its Effect Controls.

Tap a row on a phone. Each one shows what the button does, the settings you get, and a quick preview.

Draw the speed ramp. LayerDeck writes the keyframes.

The Microwave effect speeds a clip up to a peak and eases it back. Drag the yellow handles to shape the curve, the same way you would in LayerDeck's curve editor, then watch the clip play with it.

Mark the beats, then cut every clip to them.

Pick how many hits you want. Low catches the big drops, High marks every hit. Then sequence your selected clips to the markers in one go, and clear the whole beat edit with one click if you change your mind.

Lock onto a face, even when the nose leaves the frame.

LayerDeck tracks the nose, eyes and eyebrows on every frame. When one leaves the shot, the others carry the same point, so the track never jumps. Move your mouse over the shot to place a manual tracker like After Effects' own: a feature box inside a search box.

Captions from the audio. Text that hits like an edit.

Transcription runs on your computer with whisper.cpp, so your audio never leaves the machine and there's no account to make. Every word gets its own timing, and you can fix words, times and fonts in the editor before animating them.

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