Real easing at last –
in Premiere Pro too.

Eazly explains every curve in plain words – whether it starts off gently or takes off instantly.

Try the curve ↓

Premiere Pro + After Effects

one purchase · €19.90 · no subscription

No install · right here

A curve on its own tells you nothing.

This is not a video and not a screenshot – it is the real editor. Drag the handles and watch the description and the motion change with them. Switch to Speed to see where the motion is fast and where it is slow – something Premiere does not offer at all.

Eazly explains

No guesswork. You know how the motion will feel – before you even play it.

The motion
linear (raw)
with Eazly
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The problem – and the fix

Linear motion screams amateur.

Clean easing decides whether your work looks cheap or high-end – but the standard way in After Effects is fiddly. With Eazly it's three steps. See for yourself:

1

Select keyframes

Select two or more keyframes in the timeline.

2

Choose or shape a curve

Grab a preset or shape the bezier curve freely. Eazly shows you live how the motion will feel.

3

Apply – done

One click, and your animation instantly looks more premium.

The same animation – once linear, once with Eazly. The difference between “homemade” and “expensively produced”.

What's inside

Eight things that make good timing fast.

  1. Live plain-words explanation

    Every curve in words: “starts off gently · brakes softly”.

    Only lines and numbers – what the curve does, you have to guess.

  2. Visual curve editor

    You see the curve instead of guessing numbers.

    Only “ease in/out” and a small, non-scalable speed curve.

  3. Speed view

    Where the motion is fast and where it is slow.

    Does not exist.

  4. 48 presets in 14 categories

    Proven easings, high-end from second one.

    None.

  5. Pick easing

    Read it off existing keyframes and reuse it.

    Rebuild it by hand every time.

  6. Your own presets

    Save your style, share it, mark favourites.

    Not possible.

  7. X / Y / Z separately

    Fine-tuning per dimension.

    Not separately controllable.

  8. Premiere + After Effects

    One key, the same presets in both apps.

    Two apps, two workflows.

The Eazly panel: preset library and visual curve editor
One panel: the preset library on the left, the visual curve editor on the right. Everything visible – nothing hidden.

Compared against the built-in tools of Premiere Pro. Who Eazly is for – and who it is not for – is further down.

Honestly

Is Eazly right for you?

Eazly is for you if you want good timing instead of 40 settings. And I'd rather sell you nothing than sell you the wrong tool.

There are bigger easing plugins, and some are very powerful. Eazly isn't competing with them. It's deliberately small – for people who want a good result fast, not for people who want to compute every curve.

Eazly is the right choice if:

  • You're a videographer, editor or YouTuber – not a motion designer. You want good timing, not 40 parameters.
  • You want to understand why a curve looks good. The plain-language readout is built for exactly that.
  • You want to try before you buy. The editor runs here in your browser, no install.
  • You want support straight from the person who built the thing.

If you need mathematical curves or you're deep into motion design, a bigger tool probably suits you better. I'd rather sell you nothing than sell you the wrong tool.

Why Eazly exists

Born out of my own frustration.

I am a videographer and I cut in Premiere myself. Easing was the point where it always got annoying: either you fight the built-in controls, or you get told to just do it in After Effects. For an edit with a handful of moves, that is absurd.

So I built the tool I wanted for myself: a curve you can grab, and next to it, in plain words, what it does. For both apps, because I work in both.

— Sven, developer of Eazly

Customer quotes will appear here as soon as the first feedback comes in – no invented testimonials from me.

Pricing

Pay once. Use forever.

Eazly – full version
€19.90
Incl. 19 % VAT (Germany); your local rate is applied at checkout, where the final amount is shown. Launch price – going up to €29.90 later. Pay once, no recurring cost.
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  • ✓ Signed installer package (.zxp)
  • ✓ Premiere Pro and After Effects – one key
  • ✓ Illustrated installation guide
  • ✓ License for up to 2 devices
  • ✓ Free updates
  • ✓ 14-day money-back guarantee
One-time purchase · no subscription · support straight from the developer
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Eazly work in Premiere Pro and After Effects?

Yes – both are included, with a single license key. You pay once and use Eazly in both apps.

Which versions are supported?

After Effects 2022 or newer and Premiere Pro 2024 or newer, each on Mac & Windows.

Premiere has keyframe options of its own – why Eazly?

Premiere can “ease in/out” keyframes and offers a fiddly speed graph, but no real easing editor. That is why the usual advice in forums is “do it in After Effects”. Eazly brings the full curve editor, including the speed view, straight into Premiere.

Subscription or one-time purchase?

One-time purchase – pay once, use forever. No subscription, no recurring cost.

On how many devices can I use Eazly?

On up to 2 devices with your personal license key – for example a desktop and a laptop.

Is there support?

Yes – directly by email, personally from the developer. In English and German.

Make your animations look expensive.

Professional easing in Premiere Pro and After Effects – one click, with a curve that explains itself.

Get Eazly – €19.90

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