KeyTweak is a free After Effects plugin from mamoworld tools that lets you adjust one or two keyframes on a mask or 2D property, automatically updating the remaining keyframes while preserving settings across sessions.
Developed by mamoworld tools.

About KeyTweak
KeyTweak speeds up editing of keyframe‑heavy animations in After Effects. When a mask contains dozens or hundreds of keyframes, you can change one or two keyframes and the plugin propagates the changes to the rest, eliminating manual edits. It includes a local mode for 2D properties such as corner pin points and saves its mode setting in After Effects preferences, restoring it on launch. If applied to a mask whose vertex count changes, the plugin displays a clear error message. Version 2.5.002 (released February 2021) adds stability fixes for local mode. Compatibility spans After Effects CS3 through the 2026 release, covering both legacy and current projects.
Features
- Adjust one or two keyframes and let the remaining keyframes update automatically
- Works on masks built from many keyframes
- Local mode for 2d properties such as corner pin points
- Mode setting saved in the After Effects preferences and restored on next launch
- Clear error message when applied to a mask with a changing vertex count
- Compatible with After Effects from CS3 through 2026
Best for
After Effects artists who need to correct mask or corner‑pin animations with many keyframes without editing each keyframe individually.
Frequently asked questions
Does KeyTweak work with After Effects 2026 and older versions?
Yes. KeyTweak lists compatibility from After Effects 2026 back through earlier versions, including 2025‑2020, the CC releases, and older builds down to CS3.
Is KeyTweak free to download?
The catalog marks KeyTweak as free, but licensing terms may change, so consult the developer’s page for the current details.
Can KeyTweak be used on corner pin points?
KeyTweak’s local mode works on 2D properties such as corner pin points, and version 2.5.002 fixed related issues.
What happens if a mask has a changing vertex count in KeyTweak?
If a mask’s vertex count changes, KeyTweak shows a clear error message indicating the mask is unsupported in that state.
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