Kease comes with a default set of presets. These are one click solutions to apply a custom easing curve to a set of selected keyframes.

Presets come in two types: Simple Presets and Extended Presets. They are organized into numbered groups.

By hovering your mouse over a preset, the Preview Bar performs a looping preview animation using that preset’s easing curve. If the preset has a name set, it will appear in the Info Bar at the bottom of the panel. For Simple Presets, the Info Bar also displays two values: the outgoing and incoming influences.

Whenever you click on a Simple or Extended Preset, its easing curve appears in the Graph Editor, making it easier to fine-tune and adjust.

Organize your library

The preset library support drag-and-drop functionality, allowing you to rearrange Presets and Preset Groups.

I recommend making backups of your library. Right click on an empty area and choose “Backup / Export your Presets” to backup your entire library or right click on a Preset Group or Preset to backup that specific group or preset.

Simple Presets

They apply an easing curve to your selected keyframes.

Extended Presets

They are a one click solution to apply complex motion effects, such as anticipation or overshoot. They create, by their very nature, additional in-between keyframes.

Simply make a keyframe selection and click on a preset to apply it. There is no need to undo if you want to try a different Extended Preset; just keep clicking until you find the one that works best.

Save an Easing Curve as a Preset

In order to save a Preset you need to use the Graph Editor. You can save whatever curve is shows up by clicking the heart shape icon. The Preset created will show up in the active Preset Group. You can drag and drop it to change its location inside the group or right click and select another destination group.

To save a Preset, you need to use the Graph Editor.
Click the heart-shaped icon to save the currently displayed curve. The new Preset will appear in the active Preset Group, where you can drag and drop it to change its position or right-click to move it to a different group.