Rubberize It is a free After Effects plugin by Orrin Zucker that transforms any layer into Plastic, Rubber or Goop in seconds. The effect follows motion naturally without keyframes, using physics‑based behavior, and supports After Effects from CC 2014 through the 2026 release.
Developed by Orrin Zucker.
About Rubberize It
Rubberize It is an After Effects plugin that converts any layer into Plastic, Rubber or Goop within seconds. The effect reacts to layer motion automatically, relying on physics rather than manual keyframes. Compatibility spans After Effects CC 2014 through the 2026 version, covering releases from CC 2015 to 2025. The current version is 1.10, released on November 12, 2025, and the plugin is listed as free, though licensing terms should be verified on the developer’s aescripts page. A demonstration video illustrates the effect’s behavior.
Features
- Turns any layer into Plastic, Rubber or Goop in seconds
- Reacts naturally to layer motion without keyframes
- Behaviour based on physics
- Compatible with After Effects from CC 2014 through the 2026 release
- Demo video available
Best for
After Effects artists who need quick Plastic, Rubber, or Goop transformations that respond to motion without keyframing.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rubberize It work with After Effects 2026?
Yes. Rubberize It lists support for After Effects 2026, and it also works with earlier versions back to CC 2014.
Do I need to keyframe the effect in Rubberize It?
No. The plugin automatically reacts to a layer’s movement, so you do not need to set deformation keyframes.
Is Rubberize It free?
The catalog lists Rubberize It as free, but licensing details may change, so confirm the current terms on the developer’s aescripts page before downloading.
What layers can Rubberize It turn into Plastic, Rubber or Goop?
Rubberize It can be applied to any layer type in a composition, converting it to Plastic, Rubber or Goop in seconds.
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