Industry standard anti-aliasing. Now in AE, free.

Why would I want it?

What is it?

If you’ve ever had a case of crunchy edges (aka jaggies, stairstepping, aliasing) in After Effects, FXAA will kill those for you. These issues are particularly common when doing motion-trails or motion smears using the Echo effect or Cartoon Moblur.

FXAA or Fast approximate anti-aliasing is an anti-aliasing algorithm created by Timothy Lottes at NVIDIA. The main advantage of this technique over conventional spatial anti-aliasing is that it does not require large amounts of computing power (stolen from wikipedia).

Compatible with AE CS6 and up for Mac & Windows

In layman’s terms, FXAA is applied to your final rendered image and works based on pixel data, not geometry. GPU’s are particularly fast at executing these shader algorithms in parallel, thus it’s very quick to render.

Jagged or Rough edges in After Effects are incredibly tough to deal with, whether you're using super brights, motion blur, echo, or any number of other thing...

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Changelog

v1.1 May 6th 2022

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Multi-frame Rendering (MFR)
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Universal binary for native Apple Silicon

v1.0 Apr 10th 2020

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Initial Release
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