AEInfoGraphics 2.0.3 for After Effects

What’s new in AEInfoGraphics 2

• Preview Feature
  A powerful preview feature comes with this new version. You can easily see your final output before creating it.
• Multiple Data Sets
  For selected charts there is multiple data set support. Now you can compare two sets of data in a single chart.
• Timing
  Animation and Composition durations can be set.
• Labeling
  You can set the label type shown on charts (values or percentages)
• Save Option
  You can save your data as well as all your settings. You can load them anytime you want.

Very easy to use

Step 1: Create Data

There are two ways to create data with AEInfoGraphics. You can import csv files directly to After Effects or you can create your own table by using AEInfoGraphics interface. Either way you will be able to see your data listed in the AEInfoGraphics panel.

Step 2: Choose Your Column

If you choose the first way, you should select the data column(s) from “Choose Data” located in the upper right corner.

Step 3: Arrange Data

You can edit your data by adding, removing or reordering items. You can directly edit titles and values simply by clicking on them.

Step 4: Choose Your Template

There are twelve different types of chart templates. Some of them allow you to use multiple data sets. You can see these templates in action with the new preview feature in order to decide on the most appropriate one for your data. (Four chart templates have no preview feature!)

Step 5: Setting and Preview

In this modal view there are basic settings, data columns list, templates and themes. There are 9 beautiful color theme. These can also be previewed in the preview screen. You can determine animation and composition durations and choose an option for labels (Value or Percentage).

Step 6: Create Chart

Now everything is ready to create your chart. Just press the “Create Now” button.

Step 7: Modify Chart Comp

When you press the button, the composition will open in the viewer with one visible layer called ‘PARENT’. (Other layers are hidden for clarity purposes). Select that layer to see the controls. Colors, positions etc. can be changed via these controls.