EPS IMPORT LIMITATIONS IN AFTER EFFECTSĪ few limitations of using an EPS file instead of Illustrator files include:

Note: If you don’t plan on converting your EPS file to shape layers, you can change the “Rasterize” option to “Unsupported Properties” to preserve transfer modes. Some options are better than others depending on what you want to accomplish. Looking at the export panel in Affinity Designer, there are a number of options to export raster and vector images out of Affinity Designer. However, there is room for improved integration, but scripts like Overlord from Battleaxe (the maker of Rubberhose) has started to fill the holes between the two programs.

It doesn’t get much easier than importing Illustrator files directly into After Effects. So would this crush end with a broken heart or would it flourish and blossom into a long term relationship?Ī person can’t deny that the integration between Adobe Illustrator and After Effects is a strong one.

Since I’m a Motion Designer, Affinity Designer by itself would be useless as some level of integration is needed for me to utilize it. So you want to bring Affinity Designer files into After Effects?Īs I begun to fall in love with the workflow within Affinity Designer I started to ask myself, “How can I save Affinity Designer vector files for After Effects?”.

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