GeoTracker for Adobe After Effects

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GeoTracker is a plugin that brings 3D-object tracking to Adobe After Effects.

Match-moving tasks are done with a snap with GeoTracker — what usually requires a team of motion tracking specialists can be done by a VFX artist with no tracking skills and with less time spent. Now this technology is available for users of After Effects, so they can use object tracking to reach the new level of motion graphics and design.

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Intuitive model manipulation

Our pin-based approach helps you to keep your model under precise control while placing and moving it in 3D space naturally and effortlessly. All that in the standard 2D viewport without additional windows or gizmos.

Focal length estimation and tracking

Obviously, you need to know exact camera settings for precise tracking. But no worries if you don't! We understand it happens often in post, so we added reliable focal length estimation to GeoTracker. More than that, GeoTracker can estimate focal length during tracking too, so you can track objects in footage where focal length is constantly changing (zoom lens). You can watch our Camera Basics tutorial to learn more.

Defiant of occlusions

Occlusions are among the main issues that mess up 3D tracking. GeoTracker can deal with them so well, most of the time you won't need to even think about them. But for some very advanced cases, we added support for 2D masks, so you can exclude problematic areas from tracking manually.
Since the version 2023.1 you can also use 3D masks to mark the parts of the model that you want to exclude from tracking. Please watch our masking tutorial to learn more.

Built-in 3D models (primitives & human head)

3D object tracking requires a 3D model. GeoTracker provides you with four built-in primitives: plane — for screens, walls and any flat surfaces; sphere — for balls, heads and other spherical objects; cube — for vehicles, boxes, buildings, etc; and cylinder — for bottles, rockets, cups and so on. With v2023.1 and newer you can use a generic head to track human heads and faces. You can also export all these models as .OBJ and .FBX files.

Feels like built-in

We all know that the 3D software world is so diverse, it's uncomfortable to even think of adopting new software. With this in mind, we strive to provide the most intuitive and native experience to our users — you won't need to learn another interface and memorise new fantastic button names and where to find them. We've designed GeoTracker to look, feel and work like if it was the best built-in tool of After Effects that existed from the very beginning and still is its main selling point.

Choose a GeoTracker plan

Freelancer Monthly

— A node-locked plan that can be used only on the machine where it was activated

— Can be purchased by an individual only, can be used for commercial work

$18/month

Charged monthly

Freelancer Annual

— A node-locked plan that can be used only on the machine where it was activated

— Can be purchased by an individual only, can be used for commercial work

$179/year

Pay annually — save $37/year

Studio Annual

— A plan that can be shared by unlimited number of machines: one key for one machine at a time

— Works with License Server

— Can be purchased by a company or an individual

$499/year

Charged annually

All our subscriptions can be used for commercial work.

All results of your work with our plug-ins belong to you, no strings attached.

If you decide to cancel your subscription, you can still open your projects with our plug-ins and export the results of your work, the only restricted thing is adding new changes.

When you cancel a subscription it remains active until the next payment date.

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System Requirements

— Adobe After Effects version 17.0 (2020) or newer

— 64bit version of Windows or macOS (Intel or Apple Silicon)

Help resources

The written guide can be found on our Medium page.

Watch official tutorials: Basics, Exporting, Cameras, Masking, integration with Cinema 4D and Element 3D, Relighting with E3D.

For assets and project examples, you can visit our examples page.

Frequently Asked Questions