Free After Effects Templates
“The Grid. A digital frontier. I tried to picture clusters of information as they moved through the computer. What did they look like? Ships? motorcycles? Were the circuits like freeways? I kept dreaming of a world I thought I’d never see.” - Kevin Flynn
This digital neon blueprint of a template, aptly title “The Grid,” is a fresh, unique way to introduce your company, brand, or logo — especially for those who work with advanced technologies.
With Christmas only a week away, we at Free AE Templates wanted to share with you this beautiful holiday template.
Though it’s short and sweet, it captures the spirit of Christmas and the celebration of the holidays with striking simplicity by sweeping through a collection of ornaments. And, at the end of it, you can insert your own message, tagline, or website.
Kinetic typography is a great way to deliver a strong message with incredible clarity all while entertaining your audience.
And “Bold Bulletin” is one of the better typography templates we’ve stumbled across. It’s simple, clean, modern, and uses fonts that are timeless.
Within 24 hours of launch, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 sold 6.5 million copies in the US and UK, grossing over $400 million dollars. That was a statement from gamers that they loved Call of Duty and the Modern Warfare series.
Now you can take advantage of that enthusiasm with this free template, “Motion Warfare.” Modeled after the neon green, futuristic glow of Modern Warfare, this template lets you put in your own text, website address, and launch date for whatever media projects you have on the horizon.
This template is great for announcements, launches, or trailers.
“Spherical Waveform” is another audio visualizer template like Electric Equalizer — you take your own music or audio, put it in the template, and the template automatically reacts to the sound.
The difference? This one is a bit more abstract. Instead of a traditional equalizer, it’s more of a circular waveform that pulses and bounces throughout the frame.
“Electric Equalizer” is a different type of After Effects template: an audio visualizer. It’s meant to react to your own music or audio — perfect for DJs, radio shows, or music videos.
Instead of putting in your own videos, photos, or text, you customize the template with music or audio and expand it to whatever length you need it to be (don’t worry a video tutorial is included).
This particular template, “Electric Equalizer,” is one of the best — with bright greens and yellows, it grabs your attention and relentlessly pounds your ears with music and your eyes with a pulsing generated equalizer.
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The Harry Potter phenomenon may finally be over, but that doesn’t mean fantasy films are going anywhere anytime soon. In fact, this free After Effects templates is poised to provide gripping title elements for the genre’s next big web series, short film, or even feature length movie.
With several different types of titles, many areas for custom text, and a long duration, “A Wizard’s Trailer” isn’t short of anything except your touch of magic.
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