Definitely. The UI is designed with simplicity in mind — clean, modern, and minimal. Even if you’re new to Blender, you can follow the Quick Guide and get your first import done in seconds.

Yes. There’s a Vertical Mode toggle under the Advanced section that automatically adjusts your camera orientation for portrait compositions.

Currently, AeBlink focuses on cameras, nulls, and solids, ensuring accurate 3D scene recreation. Additional layer types may be supported in future updates.

No. AeBlink works as a standalone pair of tools — one After Effects Script (.jsx) and one Blender Addon (.py). No extra software or plugins are needed.

Yes! AeBlink includes a World Scale Controller that lets you resize, rotate, or reposition your imported scene non-destructively. It’s perfect for integrating AE data into larger 3D projects.

No. AeBlink’s Auto Setup feature automatically matches your Blender scene’s frame rate, resolution, and duration with your After Effects composition.

AeBlink uses a simple Export → Import → Create workflow. Export tracking data from After Effects using the AeBlink Script (.jsx) Import the exported file into Blender using the AeBlink Addon Your entire scene — camera, solids, and nulls — is recreated instantly with the correct animation, focal length, and frame settings.