Better Beziers For Premiere
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After Effects Easing, In Premiere, In One Click.

The fastest, simplest easing plugin for Premiere Pro. Pick a curve. Click. Done. No graphs, no handles, no right-click menus.

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Easing In Premiere Is A Chore.

In After Effects, smooth motion takes one keystroke. In Premiere, every punch-in, slide and pop turns into a small project, and most editors just leave it linear. That's why moves in Premiere so often look stiff and robotic.

Right-Click Every Keyframe

Temporal Interpolation, Ease In. Next keyframe, Ease Out. Then again for Scale. Then again for Position.

Drag Handles In A Tiny Graph

Want it snappier? Twirl open the velocity graph and nudge bezier handles in a box the size of a postage stamp.

Start Over Every Time

No presets, no favorites, no consistency. Every move you ease by hand feels a little different from the last one.

Ten Curves. One Click.

A small panel that docks right next to Effect Controls. Every curve you'd reach for in After Effects is one click away, from a gentle 33 to a hard-hitting 100, plus lopsided eases like 55 95 for moves that glide out and settle extra soft.

  1. Select the clip.
  2. Put the playhead between your keyframes.
  3. Click a curve. Done.

The One Rule: Playhead Between Your Keyframes.

Premiere doesn't let plugins see which keyframes you've clicked, so Better Beziers uses your playhead instead. Park it anywhere between the two keyframes you want eased, and that's the move that gets the curve.

If a clip has several moves, only the one around your playhead changes. Everything else stays exactly as you left it.

The Simplest One Out There.

Other easing tools for Premiere come packed with graph editors, sliders, libraries and monthly plans. Better Beziers does one job, and it does it in one click.

One Click, One UndoEvery ease is a single step. Cmd+Z takes it back.
Swap Curves AnytimeClick a different curve and it replaces the old one cleanly.
Eases Everything At OncePosition and Scale moving together both get the curve.
Back To Linear In One ClickThe 0 curve resets the move to plain linear.
No Subscription$10 once. Updates included.
Looks Like PremiereA native dark panel that docks anywhere in your workspace.
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Buy Better Beziers

Requires Premiere Pro 26.0 or newer. Instant download after checkout.

Install In Three Steps.

  1. Quit Premiere
  2. Double-click the downloaded file, click Install
  3. 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.

Common Questions.

Is this a subscription?

No. $10 once, yours forever, updates included.

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, the same idea as 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.

Does it work in After Effects?

No. It's built for Premiere Pro only.

Need Help?

Something not working, or have an idea for the next version? Send a note and you'll get a reply by email.