How to Animate like Google UI in After Effects
If you’ve ever watched a Google product launch, ad, or explainer video, you’ve probably noticed their animations feel smooth, minimal, and professional. Every movement is intentional — text slides in gracefully, shapes expand with ease, and transitions flow seamlessly. And also i will be sharing all the assets that are used to create this animation.
Why Google Animations Look So Good
Before jumping into After Effects, let’s decode what makes Google animations unique:
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Simplicity – Clean typography and minimal graphics.
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Easing Curves – Motion never feels robotic; it accelerates and decelerates naturally.
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Consistency – Every element follows the same rules of timing and movement.
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Attention to Detail – Micro animations like text fading in or icons popping slightly make a huge difference.
Watch the Tutorial on How to Animate like Google UI in After Effects by clicking on the link below:
In this Tutorial, I’ve explained everything in step by step, that helps you understand it better.
Animating like Google in After Effects isn’t about complex tricks — it’s about simplicity, timing and the finish look. They Stick to clean typography, use smooth easing, and keep every movement intentional and clean.
If you apply these steps — text animators, easing curves, shape transitions, and consistent timing — your work will have that Google Level Professional look.
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