Palf FontMixer

1. 01

   Copy Palf_FontMixer_1.1.1.jsxbin to the After Effects Scripts/ScriptUI Panels folder.

2. 02

   Restart After Effects, then open Palf FontMixer from the Window menu.

Windows

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects [version]\Support Files\Scripts\ScriptUI Panels

macOS

/Applications/Adobe After Effects [version]/Scripts/ScriptUI Panels

1. 01

   Copy Palf_FontMixer_lite_1.1.1.jsxbin to the After Effects Scripts/ScriptUI Panels folder.

2. 02

   Restart After Effects, then open Palf FontMixer Lite from the Window menu.

Windows

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects [version]\Support Files\Scripts\ScriptUI Panels

macOS

/Applications/Adobe After Effects [version]/Scripts/ScriptUI Panels

On the first launch of the Pro edition, a licence-key field is shown. If you bought it on BOOTH, enter the order number. If you bought it on Lemon Squeezy, enter the issued licence key. It may take some time before activation becomes valid.

The Lite edition does not require licence authentication.

Preset

Selects a saved font configuration.

Character-set list

Stores character sets, fonts, size and baseline values. Sets are evaluated from top to bottom; double-click one to edit it.

Get font

Assigns the selected text layer font to the selected character sets.

Apply

Applies the current configuration to the selected text layers.

Set the name, relative size, baseline, vertical and horizontal scale, and matching characters. Characters may be entered directly, as Unicode such as \u0041, or as a range such as A-Z.

Character sets are applied from top to bottom. Move the preferred set upwards when ranges overlap.

Selecting a character set that uses a variable font reveals the variable-font button. Adjust every available axis by input or slider.

Preset path

Selects the folder used to save and load presets.

Language

Choose Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, or follow the system setting.

Font-name format

Chooses the native, English or PostScript name shown in the panel.

1. 01

   Set the desired font on a text layer.

2. 02

   Select the target character sets and run Get Font.

3. 03

   Adjust size, baseline, matching ranges and order as required.

4. 04

   Select the target text layers and run Apply.

Lite requires no licence. You can set fonts per character set, save presets, and apply the settings to selected layers. Pro details such as size, baseline and scale, adding character sets, composite-font import and variable axes are not included.