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The best easing plugin for Premiere Pro 2021
If you make YouTube videos in Premiere Pro 2021 (version 15), the best easing plugin is EaseFlow. It turns punch-in zooms, slide-in titles and subscribe reminders into smooth motion with one click. It works in Premiere Pro 2021 on Mac and Windows, for a one-time price.
A YouTube edit is full of small moves. One talking-head video can hold dozens of zooms and pop-up titles, and every pair of keyframes moves at one flat speed until you ease it. EaseFlow eases them for you, so upload night ends sooner.
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One click eases every selected clip
The feature YouTube editors will use most is Apply at the playhead. Select your clips, park the playhead on the keyframes, pick a curve and click Apply. EaseFlow eases the keyframes at or nearest the playhead on every selected clip at once.
A small message confirms what was eased and with which curve, with an Undo button right beside it. The property chips let you leave out Position, Scale, Rotation or Opacity, and Out, In & Out or In decide which end of the move gets the curve.
Premiere Pro 2021 also brought captions right into the timeline, linked to the design tools of the Essential Graphics panel. Caption your video, add a title on top, and let EaseFlow give the title its motion.
Made for YouTube pacing
Keyframes in Premiere Pro move at the same speed on every frame and then stop hard. On a zoom into a face, that reads as robotic. With a real curve, the move builds up, glides and settles into place, and viewers simply feel that the video is well made.
For jump-cut energy, EaseFlow Pro adds the Creator Pro pack: 25 creator easings with speed ramps included, such as Crash Zoom, Snap Zoom, Whip Brake and Switch Rush. Put one on a zoom cut or a whip pan transition and the cut hits on the fastest frame.
What you get in EaseFlow
- Apply at the playhead. One click eases the keyframes under the playhead, on every selected clip, or across a whole clip if you prefer.
- Creator Pro curves. Speed ramps, crash zooms and whips for punchy YouTube edits, in EaseFlow Pro.
- Preset shortcuts. Give any preset its own key and ease without touching the panel.
- A real graph editor. Drag the handles, hold Shift to snap and Alt to mirror, with a live preview.
- Auto Mode. Create two keyframes and they are eased automatically with your current curve.
- One-step undo. The first press of Cmd+Z (Ctrl+Z on Windows) takes EaseFlow's easing back off.
- Clean timelines. EaseFlow adds only the keyframes a curve needs and never moves yours.
- Mac and Windows. The same EaseFlow on both, kept up to date by its menu bar app.
EaseFlow Standard is $24.99 with the Default pack of 25 curves. Pro is $34.99 and adds the Essentials, Apple and Creator Pro packs, 72 curves in all, plus every future pack. Both are one-time purchases with free updates for life. Our full EaseFlow guide walks through every feature.
Step 1: Install EaseFlow
Your license key and download links arrive by email right after checkout. Run the guided installer, which sets up the EaseFlow app and the Premiere Pro plugin. Open the panel in Premiere Pro 2021 and dock it next to Effect Controls.
Step 2: Ease your first zoom
Animate a punch-in the way you always do: two Scale keyframes on your talking-head clip. Select the clip, put the playhead on the keyframes, pick Expo Out from the Default pack (or Crash Zoom in Pro) and click Apply. Play it back and the zoom lands softly instead of stopping dead.
Step 3: Put your go-to curve on a key
Right-click the preset you use most and choose Set Shortcut. Press Ctrl, Alt/Option or Cmd with a key, or an F key on its own. From then on, one key eases the keyframes at the playhead, and EaseFlow skips any shortcut Premiere Pro already uses.
FAQ
Does EaseFlow work with Premiere Pro 2021?
Yes. EaseFlow works with Premiere Pro 2021 (version 15) and every version up to 2026, on macOS and Windows. The installer sets up the panel for you.
How do I make smooth zoom-ins for YouTube in Premiere Pro?
Keyframe Scale on the clip, then ease the pair. With EaseFlow you pick a curve such as Expo Out and click Apply, instead of right-clicking each keyframe and dragging Bezier handles.
Can I ease keyframes on several clips at once?
Yes. Select the clips and click Apply, and EaseFlow eases the keyframes at or nearest the playhead on every selected clip in one go.
Should a YouTube channel get EaseFlow Standard or Pro?
Standard has every core feature and 25 smooth curves. Pro adds the Creator Pro pack with speed ramps and crash zooms, plus bouncy Apple-style curves, which suit fast YouTube pacing. You can upgrade from Standard to Pro any time.
Do I need After Effects to use EaseFlow?
No. EaseFlow is a Premiere Pro panel, so you ease your keyframes right where you edit.
Make every zoom and title on your channel land softly, in one click. Get EaseFlow for Premiere Pro 2021.
