SuffixSlayer is a utility for After Effects that removes the frame number suffix from image render files. It uses a name‑your‑own‑price licensing model and is compatible with After Effects versions from CC 2014 through the 2025 release.
Developed by NT Productions.

About SuffixSlayer
SuffixSlayer is a lightweight After Effects plugin that eliminates the trailing frame number that the program automatically adds to rendered image sequences. By stripping this suffix, users obtain cleaner file names for further processing or archiving. The plugin is offered on a name‑your‑own‑price basis and is listed as free in this catalog. Compatibility spans a broad range of After Effects releases, covering CC 2014 and every major version up to After Effects 2025, allowing integration into both legacy and current workflows without requiring a specific edition. Version 1.0 was released in February 2025 and provides the core functionality of frame‑suffix removal. A demonstration video is available from the developer for preview before installation.
Features
- Removes the frame # suffix from After Effects image renders
- Name-your-own-price licensing model
- Compatibility spanning After Effects CC 2014 through the 2025 version
- Focused single-purpose utility for render output naming
- Demo video available
Best for
After Effects users who need rendered image sequences without the automatically appended frame number suffix.
Frequently asked questions
What After Effects versions does SuffixSlayer support?
SuffixSlayer supports After Effects versions from CC 2014 through 2025, including the 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, CC 2019, CC 2018, CC 2017, CC 2015.3, CC 2015 and CC 2014 releases.
How much does SuffixSlayer cost?
The plugin uses a name‑your‑own‑price model and is listed as free in this catalog, but the actual price may vary depending on the developer’s current licensing terms.
What does version 1.0 of SuffixSlayer include?
Version 1.0, released on February 18 2025, provides the core function of removing the frame number suffix from After Effects image renders; no additional features or prior version history are included.
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