Use Adobe Bridge with After Effects
Adobe Bridge is the control center for Adobe Creative Suite software. Use Adobe Bridge to browse for project templates and animation presets; run cross-product workflow automation scripts; view and manage files and folders; organize your files by assigning keywords, labels, and ratings to them; search for files and folders; and view, edit, and add metadata.
For more information about Adobe Bridge, see Adobe Bridge.
- To open Adobe Bridge from After Effects, choose File > Browse.
- To reveal a file in Adobe Bridge, select a file in the Project panel and choose File > Reveal In Bridge.
- To use Adobe Bridge to open template projects, choose File > Browse Template Projects.
- To use Adobe Bridge to browse for animation presets, choose Animation > Browse Presets.
Comments
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