Click Zoom
The panel shows a live preview of your comp. Click where the camera should go and the move is written — zoom in, pan, or back to wide. Adjustable percentage, timing and three easing curves.
Auto Zoom reads your screen recording, follows the cursor, finds every click and writes the whole sequence of zooms and pans onto your layer. Or click a point yourself and the move is done.
The panel docked in After Effects — live preview of your comp, Auto Zoom and the zoom controls.
ClickZoom writes real keyframes on your layer — the same move you would have built by hand, in the time it takes to click.
Everything writes ordinary keyframes and effects on your own layers. Nothing is baked, nothing is locked.
The panel shows a live preview of your comp. Click where the camera should go and the move is written — zoom in, pan, or back to wide. Adjustable percentage, timing and three easing curves.
Point it at a screen recording. It tracks the mouse, detects the clicks from the picture itself, and lays out the whole sequence — including the moves back to wide when the action moves on.
For a talking head the same button breathes: slow punch-ins anchored between the eyes, held, then released. It detects on its own whether it is looking at a face cam or a screen recording.
Drop a recording into a finished presentation — glass window, backdrop, avatar bubble — plus prompt and result cards, slide transitions, match cut, click sound effects and an animated cursor.
Window › Extensions › ClickZoom Pro, docked next to your composition. It reads the layer you are working on.
Click the points yourself for full control, or let Auto Zoom analyse the recording and build the whole sequence in one pass.
What you get is keyframes. Trim them, re-time them, re-ease them — After Effects does not know a plugin was involved.
Click Zoom works on anything you can put in a composition. Auto Zoom is built for screen recordings — it needs to see a mouse cursor to follow it — and Face cam mode is for a talking head. A recording where the cursor is hidden or heavily stylised will give a weaker result.
Yes. Everything is written as ordinary keyframes on your layer or on a controller null. Nothing is hidden inside an effect and nothing expires.
You receive a .zxp file and your licence key by email. Install the file with the free ZXP Installer, restart After Effects, then open Window › Extensions › ClickZoom Pro and enter your key in the License dialog.
30 days, money back, no questions asked.
One purchase, both platforms, and every update to version 4.