Reach Pro is an all-encompassing, adaptable, and ever-evolving toolset that infuses After Effects with a diverse range of uniquely innovative utilities. From elementary to intricate tasks, Reach Pro takes the expected and elevates it to the “straight and helpful” focused approach.

Responsive Panel
Designed for motion designers and animators who refuse to let repetitive tasks slow them down, Reach Pro offers access to all essential commands, hidden features, and creative tools via an intelligent search bar and an intuitive icon-based interface. The search bar lets you launch After Effects commands, apply effects, run scripts, access features, or manage your expression library: It’s your gateway to REACH Pro. All items can be bookmarked. You can clear the disk cache with one click, windowlessly. A snapshot of the current view can be created instantly. And the settings panel in the top-right corner lets you customise the tool’s appearance and size to fit your workspace.

Expression Editor
The Expression Editor gives you a dedicated space where you can display and store all of your expressions. When you want to work with an expression, you select it from the list in the dedicated panel. You’ll be able to edit it right there.In the text area, you benefit from a modern JavaScript formatter, which makes writing and reading expressions much more pleasant.You can name or rename your expressions to keep them organised. You can also select a default property for each expression, which means you can apply it instantly whenever you want to use it.If you prefer more flexibility, you can choose “any” as the property type, which lets you apply the expression to whatever property you have selected at the time.

Speed Graph
Apply custom easing curves to selected keyframes with a visual, interactive speed graph. Choose from 10 common presets or fine-tune your own.The top arrow retrieves values from selected keyframes; the bottom arrow applies your IN and OUT values.

Align Tool
You can use the Align Tool not as a replacement for After Effects’ built-in Align panel, but when you want to align objects to the first selected object.This is a slightly different option from the standard panel, and it can be useful in certain situations. What’s great is that no extra steps are needed to align your layers. It’s all very simple.

This tool can also be handy when you’re aligning some 3D layers. It bypasses the usual alignment restriction in After Effects.