Splash is a free After Effects plugin from Plugin Play that creates procedural liquid trails and blobs on layers, offering granular controls like Speed Threshold and Gravity Angle. It supports After Effects CC 2017 through 2025 and includes multilingual support.
Developed by Plugin Play.

About Splash
Splash is a procedural liquid animation plugin for Adobe After Effects, developed by Plugin Play. It generates liquid trails and blobs on layers and provides detailed controls such as Speed Threshold, Gravity Angle, and a Manual Mode with its own Direction angle. Users can restore default presets and choose from built‑in Splash presets. The plugin supports After Effects versions from CC 2017 up to 2025 and added multilingual support in version 1.02. The current release is version 1.04, dated October 2020. Splash is listed as free in this catalog, though licensing terms should be verified with the developer.
Features
- Procedurally generated liquid trails and blobs on layers
- Granular control over the generated liquid
- Speed Threshold setting that ties splash generation to a moving object’s speed
- Gravity Angle control alongside a Manual Mode with its own Direction angle
- Setting to restore the default Splash presets
- Support for languages other than English
Best for
Creating procedural liquid trails and blobs with fine‑tuned parameters in After Effects projects.
Frequently asked questions
Does Splash work with After Effects 2025?
Yes. Splash is compatible with After Effects 2025 as well as 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, and the CC 2019‑2017 releases.
Does Splash support languages other than English?
Yes. Multilingual support was added in version 1.02, so any version 1.02 or later works in non‑English After Effects environments.
What does the Speed Threshold setting in Splash control?
The Speed Threshold setting links splash generation to the speed of a moving object; increasing the threshold limits splashes to faster motion, while a value of 0 enables splashes regardless of speed.
Is Splash free to use?
The catalog lists Splash as free, but licensing details may change, so users should confirm the current cost and usage terms with the developer.
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