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You no longer need to spend much time converting your widescreen video project to a vertical or square aspect ratio! Make your project responsive once, and it will look good in both horizontal YouTube videos and square Instagram videos or vertical stories.
Adaptive Motion Design – Tools for After Effects
19 presetsLicense type
Personal use
For personal and creative projects.
Use in social media and non-commercial work.
Commercial use
For professional and paid projects.
Use in client videos, ads, and broadcasts.
For personal and creative projects.
Use in social media and non-commercial work.
Commercial use
For professional and paid projects.
Use in client videos, ads, and broadcasts.
| Quantity of Presets | 19 |
|---|---|
| Software | After Effects, Version 2022 or higher |
| Resolution | Autofit to screen size |
| Product Author | Videolancer |
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Neill –
This package is great, thanks for creating it, I would like to ask a question
Currently it is very straight forward to setup your layouts for 16×9, 1×1 and 9×16
I would like to know what happens when you have a long list of sizes that you need to create but they dont all fall into those aspect ratios, for example I would work from the 16×9 (1920×1080) and then I need to create a extream landscape asset and the dimentions have to be 1152×288, so the plugin will fall back to the options relevant to the 16×9 aspect ratio, so logo sizes and placement are incorrect, what would be the pipeline for dealing with odd sized compositions?
would you just tweak each of the 3 main aspect ratios and then duplicate the comp, resize it, and then tweak the layout effects from motion bro?
your guidance would be appreciated
Regards,
Neill