Paste Multiple Keyframes 2

After Effects · Adam Katz

Paste Multiple Keyframes 2 is a free After Effects script that copies and pastes keyframes from multiple layers simultaneously, includes loop support, optional color copying, and offers controls for slider positioning and keyframe selection.

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About Paste Multiple Keyframes 2

Paste Multiple Keyframes 2 is a script for Adobe After Effects that enables users to copy and paste keyframes across several layers in a single action. After selecting the desired keyframes, the user moves the time slider to the target position and clicks Paste, after which the keyframes are inserted quickly. The script provides loop support with a checkbox that loops each property according to its own time range, and it includes an option to copy keyframe colors. Additional controls let the time slider jump to the end of the pasted range and automatically select the new keyframes, while an interpolation toggle allows users to omit interpolation data. Version 2.0.12, released December 18, 2023, fixes earlier looping bugs and adds the color‑copy feature. Compatibility spans from After Effects CS4 through the 2026 release, covering CS5, CS5.5, CS6, CC, and all subsequent CC versions up to 2025.

Features

  • Copies and pastes keyframes from multiple layers at the same time
  • Loop support, with a checkbox to loop each property based on its own time range
  • Checkbox to copy and paste keyframe colors
  • Option to move the time slider to the end of the pasted keyframes
  • Option to automatically select the newly pasted keyframes
  • Interpolation option: when unchecked, keyframe interpolation is not pasted

Best for

After Effects animators who need to transfer keyframes across multiple layers quickly, with optional looping and color preservation.

Frequently asked questions

What After Effects versions does Paste Multiple Keyframes 2 support?

Paste Multiple Keyframes 2 works with After Effects versions from CS4 through the 2026 release, including CS5, CS5.5, CS6, CC, CC 2014, CC 2015, CC 2015.3, CC 2017, CC 2018, CC 2019, and the 2020‑2025 versions.

How do I paste keyframes with Paste Multiple Keyframes 2?

To paste keyframes, select the desired keyframes across any number of layers, move the time slider to the intended start point, and click the Paste button. Optional settings let the slider move to the end of the pasted range and auto‑select the new keyframes.

Can Paste Multiple Keyframes 2 loop keyframes?

Yes. The script includes loop support. A checkbox lets each property loop based on its own time range, and version 2.0.12 corrected bugs related to looping more than twice or overlapping existing keyframes.

Does Paste Multiple Keyframes 2 copy keyframe colors?

Yes. Version 2.0.12 added a checkbox that copies and pastes keyframe colors. Users can also disable interpolation copying by unchecking the interpolation option.

Is Paste Multiple Keyframes 2 free?

The catalog lists the script as free, but it uses a licensing framework that may require purchase or registration for activation. Verify current pricing on the developer’s site before downloading.

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