Quick Bar Web to AE

Capture web page layouts, vector shapes, text, images, and full viewports directly into After Effects editable layers.

Quick Bar Web to AE sends web pages from Chrome into Adobe After Effects as editable layers. Capture a page, a section, or a single element and open it in After Effects with its layout, text, shapes, and images kept editable. Use it to turn a website design into motion graphics, or to start an animation from a real layout. What it does Captures the visible viewport, the full desktop page, a 16:9 frame, or a mobile-width frame. Keeps text as editable text layers, shapes as vector layers, and images as image layers. Lets you choose how elements are separated: single layers or grouped. Sends the capture to the Quick Bar panel in After Effects on your own computer. Can also collect a capture as a ZIP file with PNG images and JSON design data. Right-click any image on a page to send it straight to After Effects. How it works Install the Quick Bar panel in After Effects and open it. Open the web page you want to capture and click the Quick Bar Web to AE icon. Choose the capture area and options, then click Send to AE.