Final Cut finally moves like After Effects.
The professional motion tools Final Cut has always been missing. Real keyframe graphs, fast rendering motion blur, smooth shape morphing, animated lines, independent in and out curves, constant movement, and so much more. After Effects power, native in Final Cut.
The problem
Final Cut wasn't built for motion design.
It's the fastest editor on the planet. Until you try to animate something.
No graph editor
Keyframes live behind tiny disclosure triangles with almost no control over how motion accelerates. "Smooth" is a checkbox, not a curve.
Robotic, linear motion
Everything arrives at the same speed it left. No overshoot, no settle, no bounce. None of the physicality that makes motion feel premium.
The Motion detour
You're trying to animate a motion graphic in Final Cut. You searched for how to make the animation on YouTube. Every tutorial was After Effects, or Motion. So you either learned a complex second app for one effect, or you didn't make the animation.
Same animation. One of them needs a second app.
What's in the bundle
Five plugins. One motion language.
Four jobs, four tools. Plus a fifth that puts them all to work. Same editor, same presets, same feel.
EaseFlow 2.0
The effect. Animate anything
Drop it on any clip, title, or graphic and it becomes animatable. Eased builds in and out. Re-eased keyframes. Keyframeable opacity and ambient motion. This is the one you'll use on everything.
Use it for: titles, lower-thirds, logos, screenshots, B-roll cards.
EaseFlow Mask
The morphing card
A crop whose shape morphs through the engine — and a card in its own right. Turn on Fill and it paints a background behind everything it's cropping. Stroke rings it with colour, a gradient, or a lit Indent rim. Glow sits behind the lot. One layer instead of four.
Use it for: UI mockups, app icons, bounded scenes, bordered cards, device frames.
EaseFlow Morph
The shape generator
Boxes, panels, and backdrops that morph between states. Width, height, roundness, fill and stroke all animate through the engine. Stroke does colour, two colours, a gradient, or an Indent rim that catches light like a bevelled edge. Tip it in 3D on X and Y and the highlight stays where the light is while the shape turns. Quick Start looks give you a styled panel in one click.
Use it for: callout boxes, animated backgrounds, shape-driven design systems.
EaseFlow Line
The line animator
Lines that draw themselves on and off with eased envelopes. Connectors, underlines, paths, and diagram strokes, all with the bundle's timing.
Use it for: connecting callouts to subjects, underline accents, map-style path draws.
PIP Slides
The presentation machine
The whole bundle working as one. Your camera starts fullscreen, then morphs into a rounded picture-in-picture card. A slide panel and stage background cascade in behind it. Every element is eased, staggered, and reversible on the way out.
Use it for: tutorials, courses, product walkthroughs, YouTube explainers.
The EaseFlow engine
One graph editor. Every kind of motion.
Every EaseFlow plugin shares the same curve engine. Learn it once, use it everywhere. Animation stops being keyframe math and becomes one decision: what should this feel like?
Animate In
Pop, slide, or draw on with any curve. Spring and real-physics bounce presets included.
Re-ease keyframes
The Move curve re-eases the keyframes you already set in Final Cut. Your positions stay. The motion between them transforms.
Animate Out
Exits get their own curve. Leave with a whip, a fade, or a dying bounce. No duplicated keyframes.
Constant Movement
Wiggle, drift, or hop. Ambient motion keeps layers alive between the in and the out.
Why it doesn't slow you down
Built as code, not stacked templates.
Most Final Cut plugins are Motion templates stacked on Motion templates. That's why your timeline crawls. EaseFlow is custom-coded and runs on a single engine with real built-in motion blur, no render penalty.
Also in the box
Bonus tools that keep growing.
Extras built on the same engine, included with the bundle. And it keeps growing after you buy it.
Get EaseFlow
One bundle. Every plugin.
- Eleven plugins in total — five core, six bonus, one engine
- The five core plugins: EaseFlow 2.0, Mask, Morph, Line, PIP Slides
- Bonus pack: Animated Titles, Counter, Outline Pro, Light Sweep, Background Pro, Texture
- The graph editor in every plugin: In, Move, Out, Constant
- One installer. Plugins appear right inside Final Cut
- Free updates to everything in the bundle
Does it work directly in Final Cut Pro?
Yes. EaseFlow installs as native effects, titles, and generators in Final Cut's own browser. Apply them like any built-in effect. The graph editor lives right in the inspector.
Do I need Motion or After Effects?
No. Everything runs inside Final Cut Pro. You get motion quality that used to require Motion or After Effects, without leaving your edit.
Can I build these myself in Motion?
No. These aren't Motion templates you can recreate. Every plugin was custom coded from the ground up and runs on the EaseFlow engine, which only ships with the bundle. A one-time purchase gives you lifetime access.
What happens when new plugins are added?
Bundle owners get engine updates for free, and new bonus plugins as they're released.