Content-aware Fill After Effects Free Download

To make a Reference Frame, after you create a mask, select a frame where the object is largest in your shot. In this example, use the first frame. Click the Create Reference Frame button to send that frame (with its mask) to Photoshop. A reference frame is a user-painted single-still clean plate to teach the Content-Aware Fill algorithm what pixels to fill in your masked area.

The same thing is happening to me. I have a brand new iMac and nothing else running, and it won't generate a fill layer for a 3 minute music video. It crashed from running out of memory and after purging cash etc etc etc, it still won't load. It's taking almost 2 minutes per frame so I have only 4,000 frames to go. What do I do?

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In the new Spring 2019 release, Adobe introduced Content-Aware Fill to After Effects (version 16.1). The tool you might already know from Photoshop. Instead of removing an object from only one picture it works for video clips. It analyzes frames before and after the current one and fills the area of interest with matching pixels.

So tell me, are you ready to find the following note from your client on Wipster? Believe me, before content-aware fill, it used to be dreadful because it meant hours of manual clean plate masking and tracking. But not anymore!

In this video lesson from the After Effects Academy Volume 2 course, I'll show you how to use the content-aware fill tool in After Effects. Content Aware Fill is a powerful and often overlooked feature that can be used for a variety of purposes like removing unwanted objects in a video. This is a really cool tool that can save you hours of time and make your life easier!