AeScripts – Typeverb
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Animate titles in After Effects in seconds, as real, editable keyframes. Text animations, transitions for any layer, easing and styles in one panel.
Animate titles in seconds. Keep every keyframe.
Typeverb is a text animation panel for After Effects. Pick an animation, then shape it your way: direction, distance, characters, words or lines, timing and order, with blur, pop-up, glow or a highlighted keyword stacked on top. Watch it in a live preview, press Apply, and it is written as After Effects’ own keyframes.
The panel speaks 8 languages, with the same After Effects terms AE shows in yours.
Same result. Without building it again.
A good title animation in After Effects means the same setup every time. Presets are faster but hide how they work, and plugin effects tie the project to a plugin your client may not have. Typeverb keeps the speed and leaves you ordinary keyframes.
By hand in After Effects
- Add a Text Animator and pick its properties
- Add a Range Selector, set it to words or characters
- Keyframe the Offset, set Ease High and Ease Low
- Render a test, adjust, render again
- Start over for the next title
With Typeverb
- Select a text layerClick your title in the Timeline. Several at once work too.
- Pick an animation and tune itChoose one in the Text tab and adjust it while the preview plays.
- Press ApplyReal keyframes land on the layer. Change them later with Update.
It’s After Effects all the way down.
Everything Typeverb makes is ordinary After Effects: text animators, range selectors, keyframes and shape layers, under AE’s own names. Once you press Apply, nothing depends on the panel.
Measured, not promised: across 16 test scenes, the panel preview and the AE render differ by 2.64% at most, and by under 0.5% in most.
Start from an animation. Shape every detail.
Each animation comes with its own settings, such as direction, distance, characters, words or lines, duration, stagger and order. Eight groups layer on top, each with settings of its own. Mix them, watch the result as you drag, and save the combination as your own preset.
Make it yours
Start from the Library: 25 ready-made looks such as Smooth Rise, Editorial Reveal, Flip Cascade and Cinematic Title. Found a look you like? Save it as your own preset. Presets apply with one click and travel to your team as a file, so a whole series moves the same way.
Also in the list
Fade, Zoom, Scale, Spin, Rise Up, Flicker, Scramble, Drop In and Skew, with the same groups and the same depth of settings.
Keyword
Make one word land.
Pick the words that matter and give them a marker box, an underline, a circle, a strike or a color change with glow. Boxes and lines are real shape layers, timed to the words they mark, and they leave with them.
More in the panel
One panel for the rest of the motion, too.
Easing
Select keyframes on any property and pick a curve. The Value line shows exactly what gets written, with no expressions. Click through the families below.
Transitions
13 moves for footage, images, shapes, solids, text, boxes and cards. In and out: Slide In, Punch, Rotate In, Rise & Settle, Blur In, Flip In, Wipe and Split Open. Emphasis: Pulse, Nudge, Shake, Float and Hover Lift. Pick the motion curve for In and Out, and run a move across several selected layers one after another.
Style
Color: Gradient and Aurora. Light: Shine Sweep and Glow Flash. Depth and edge: Drop Shadow, Emboss and Roughen Edges. For text only: Outline Fill, Karaoke and Variable Font Wave (weight or width).
Expressions
Wiggle, Loop Out, Bounce and Sequence go onto the selected property, set from the panel; Update changes them later and Remove gives back what was there. Counter counts on a keyframed Slider Control and formats the number on the text layer: currency, separators, decimals, 1.2K / 3.4M.



