After Effects Easing.
In Premiere. In One Click.
The simplest bezier plugin available for Premiere Pro. Pick a curve, click, done.
Feel The Difference.
Premiere's keyframes move at one flat speed. Better Beziers eases them like After Effects.
Glides out, settles in.
Stop Settling For Stiff Motion.
You know the moment. The move needs a real ease, but jumping to After Effects isn't worth the time, so you accept what Premiere gives you. Not anymore. Great bezier curves now live right inside Premiere.
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Built By An Editor Who Was Tired Of Waiting.
Better Beziers was made by George, who has edited for Disney and the NFL and runs a video agency. Here's why he built it.
“I finally have bezier curves in Premiere without going to After Effects. I've been waiting for this for literal years.”
“Not only is this saving me the painful jump to After Effects, it's making me a better editor. I'm faster, and the result is better.”
“I gave this to my whole team. Now even my junior editors create motion that looks like it came from a senior designer.”
Three Steps. That's It.
- Select the clip.
- Put the playhead between your keyframes.
- Click a curve. Done.
The one rule: Premiere doesn't tell plugins which keyframes you clicked, so Better Beziers eases the move around your playhead. Everything else stays as you left it.
Right Inside Premiere.
A small panel that docks next to Effect Controls. Click a curve and the motion path shows the ease: tight at the ends, open in the middle.
The Simplest One Out There.
Ten Dollars. Forever.
- All ten curves
- Position, scale, rotation, opacity, anything keyframed
- One click, one undo
- Free updates
- Early buyers get every future curve pack free
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Premiere Pro 26.0 or newer. Instant download after checkout.
Install In Three Steps.
- Quit Premiere
- Double-click the downloaded file, click Install
- Open Premiere: Window > UXP Plugins > Better Beziers
To use: select the clip, put the playhead between your keyframes, click a curve. Done.
Creative Cloud will mention the plugin isn't from the Adobe marketplace. That's expected for independent plugins. Click Install.
Questions.
Is this a subscription?
No. $10 once, yours forever, updates included.
What if it's not for me?
Send a note through the form below within 30 days and you'll get a full refund. No hoops.
Which Premiere do I need?
Premiere Pro 26.0 or newer.
Why do I see extra keyframes after easing?
Premiere doesn't let plugins set bezier handles, so Better Beziers writes the curve as one keyframe per frame between your two keyframes. It plays back exactly like a bezier curve. Click another curve and it replaces them cleanly, or click 0 to go back to linear.
What do the numbers mean?
They're ease strength, like influence in After Effects. "55 95" means 55% ease out of the first keyframe and 95% ease into the second. A single number means both ends match.
It eased the wrong move.
Move the playhead between the two keyframes you want and click the curve again. Better Beziers always eases the move around your playhead.
Smooth Keyframes, One Click Away.
Need Help?
Something not working, or an idea for the next version? Send a note and you'll get a reply by email.