Animating with Trim Paths - After Effects Tutorial

Trim paths can be your best friend when animating shapes and lines in After Effects. They create a quick and easy way to animate shapes on and off-screen.

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[ColleenEdits]

THANK YOU for this it’s something I always needed clarified better so I appreciate you taking the time! Great content :)

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Thanks for this, Chris !

Was procastinating about getting into After Effects tbh

[healthtobe]

Thank you so much!!!! It`s a very useful lesson.
It would be great to see an explanation videos for every add parameters (in shape layers)!

[alla_rudenko]

Thank you for your lessons. Could you record a lesson on how to make an animation of a spider crawling along a path that leaves a web behind it, stops in some places and at the end goes down on this web and kind of springs. (like in many animations). Thanks in advance!