A dockable, Maya-style curve workspace, right inside After Effects. Multi-channel curves, real navigation, real precision.
$69 one time. No subscription, ever.
After Effects barely gives you a graph editor at all, just a cramped canvas and a couple of controls. If you've used the graph editor in Maya, Blender or C4D, you know exactly what's missing in After Effects. Citron is that missing editor.
Not just ease in, ease out.
The whole curve.
Flow, Kease and the rest hand you a menu of eases.
Citron hands you the actual graph editor the pros use everywhere else.
Everything below already ships in the current build. This is the floor, not the ceiling.
A proper, dockable graph editor built to Maya, Blender and C4D standards. The one After Effects never gave you.
See and shape every property at once, color-coded. Real selection, real navigation, real precision.
Modeled on Maya, Blender and C4D. Tap F to fit your selection, or the whole curve. Pan and zoom like a 3D artist.
Break tangents, weight them, auto-bezier by default. Shape the in and out of every key, not just pick an ease.
Stacked, normalized and absolute. Switch how you read your curves to match whatever you're working on.
Drop a cage over a whole selection and reshape many curves at once. Bulk timing edits in one gesture.
Click anywhere on a curve and a key appears there, without changing the shape you already made. No more adding a key and watching your motion shift.
Type the frame and the value of the selected key instead of nudging it. For the moments when close enough is not enough.
Switch to speed over time. Drag a key to change its speed or retime it, drag the handles to shape the ease.
One installer for Mac or Windows. It drops Citron straight into After Effects.
Open Citron as a panel and dock it wherever you like. No separate app, no export.
Pick your properties, see every curve at once, and shape the motion with real tools.
βCitron has already changed my entire mood at work. It's exactly what I've been waiting for in After Effects, and I couldn't be happier with it.β
Rated 5.0 by the first buyers on Gumroad.
Subscriptions never stop charging. Citron is yours once.
These came straight from the threads. Some already ship in the current build, the rest land as free updates after launch, no extra charge.
I'm one animator building this for animators. Hit a bug, tell me. Want a feature, suggest it and vote on what others want. The most-wanted ones ship as free updates. I read every one and build the ones that make Citron better.
Tell me exactly what broke and when. I read every report and fix in batches, fast.
Report a bug βSuggest it and vote on what others want. The most-wanted ones become free updates.
Suggest & vote β
I've been an animator for 25 years. I came up in 3D, on Maya and the rest, and I've spent the last 17 of those years animating in After Effects.
When you come from a 3D package, you know exactly what a graph editor should feel like. You know the features it needs so you can sit in it all day, comfortable, and do real work. The one built into After Effects never came close. It always felt 20 years behind.
So I did what everyone does. I bought the little tools, the ease-in, ease-out preset libraries, the copy-and-paste helpers. They helped, but none of them gave me back the control I had in Maya.
One day I decided to build it myself. I animate in After Effects every day, cutout animation, motion design, all of it, and I wanted the editor I actually wanted. That is Citron. Made by someone who animates for a living and feels the exact pain you do. If you love After Effects but you're stuck with its graph editor, I built this for you.
Get the graph editor After Effects should have shipped with.
$69 one time. Yours forever.
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