If you purchased a single pack or bundle, here where to find your Activation Code:
Here’s where to find your code:
1. Mouse over to “My Account” at the top of the website.
2. Click on “Orders”.
3. Click on the order number on the “Orders”.
4. You’ll find the code on this page.
If you signed up for the MotionDuck Subscription, here’s where to find your Token:
1. Mouse over to “My Account” at the top of the website.
2. Click on “Subscriptions”.
3. Click on “View” on your subscription.
4. You’ll find the token next to “Subscription Token”.
Please install MotionDuck with ZXP Installer.
- Download ZXP Installer here: https://aescripts.com/learn/zxp-installer/
- Install ZXP Installer and open it.
- Download this version of MotionDuck here: https://www.mediafire.com/file_premium/25ko694qgi31ek8/MotionDuck-r74.zxp/file
- Drag and drop the MotionDuck-r74.zxp into the ZXP Installer.
Then MotionDuck is installed!
Install Tutorial for PC Users:
Install Tutorial for MAC Users:
How To Reinstall MotionDuck
How To Update MotionDuck
How to Uninstall AtomX or MotionDuck
For MotionDuck Subscription Users
For MotionDuck Individual Packs
No worries, email us at motionduckhelp@gmail.com
We will send you an alternative offsite download link to get your template!
Our reply time is 9:00am to 8:00pm EST.
- Sign into sonduckfilm.com with your account.
- Click on “My account” at the top of our website.
- Click on downloads
- Click on the name of the pack under the word “download” (Example: Motion Graphics Starter Pack).
You entered your activation code and you click on activate, but nothing happens? After each step below, enter your code and try to activate. If it doesn’t work, move on to the next step.
- Close After Effects and restart your computer.
- Double check your code to see if it is the same as the one you received. Copy and paste it.
- Click on the hamburger icon next to AtomX at the top of the extension.
- Click on “Reload Panel”
- Go back to the hamburger icon, click on settings. Then click Reload Extension.
- Go back to settings and click “Reset All Settings”
- If you are seeing connection errors, it may be due to your firewall blocking Internet access to After Effects.
- Email us at motionduckhelp@gmail.com
- Click on the Sonduck logo at the top of the Extension in After Effects
- Mouse over to the pack you want to use.
- Click on the “Checkmark”.
- Import the template you want from the MotionDuck extension.
- The imported template will be in your timeline as a composition.
- Double-click the composition and then you can edit your (Titles, colors, other parameters).
- Each template has a control layer (Null Object), which will allow you to make changes quickly via the “Effects Controls’ window.
In After Effects or Premiere Pro, click on “Window” – “Extensions”, then click “MotionDuck”.
How to Update a Pack
To update a pack here’s the breakdown:
1: Uninstall the current pack by going to the logo on top of the Extension and click on it.
2: Hover over the pack you want to update, click on the “x” icon to uninstall the pack.
3: Download the new pack off our website through your SonduckFilm Account.
4: Unzip the download and navigate to the “.motduck” file and drag it into the Extension window.
5: Install the new pack.
For MotionDuck Individual Packs
For MotionDuck Subscription Users
When you import a template into After Effects and the template does not fully show or is distorted? This happens sometimes when you import a template into a composition size that is not 16×9.
Here’s the solution:
1: Import the template you want to use into a 16×9 composition (1920×1080 or 3840×2160).
2: Copy the imported template from the timeline and paste it into another composition of a different size.
3: Hit “S” and/or “P” on your keyboard to scale and reposition the template to fit perfectly.
If you’re looking to resize your composition to a comp of any size, please watch this video:
The reason you are receiving this error is because the main download folder you received from us has not been “Extracted” (“unzipped”.)
You can watch this quick tutorial on how to fix:
Here’s the breakdown on what to do from the video:
1. Go to the main download folder you received from us. The folder ends with a “.zip”.
2. Right click on the folder and click on “Extract All”.
3. From the newly extracted folder, go into it and navigate to the “.motduck” file.
4. Drag and drop the “.motduck” file into the MotionDuck Extension.
If the folder has been extracted (Unzipped) then the install should work!
1. Go to this folder on your computer:
PC PATH: C:\Users\youruser\AppData\Roaming\Aniom\MotionDuck Extension\_ABS
MAC PATH: /Library/Application Support/Aniom/MotionDuck Extension/_ABS
2. Delete every folder and .zip folder that contains the title of the pack that is causing the Duplicate Error Glitch.
3. Restart After Effects and or Premiere Pro if it was open.
4. Download the After Effects version in After Effects and download the Premiere version inside of Premiere.
For PC USERS:
Experiencing issues with expressions or animations not looking the way they do in the preview?
Easy fix! Just follow these steps or check out the tutorial:
1: In After Effects, go to File – Project Settings.
2: Click on “Expressions” in the Project Settings tab.
3: Change the Expression Engine from JavaScript to “Legacy ExtendScript”
4: Click OK.
5: Create a new AE Project and import a title template.
The security settings of MAC prevent the transitions from being importing into Premiere Pro.
Please follow these steps below.
SOLUTION 1:
1. To change these preferences on your Mac, choose Apple menu (Click the Apple Logo on the top of your computer) > System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, then click Privacy > tab Accessibility.
2. Check the box for Adobe Premiere Pro of your version.
3. Now try again to apply the templates.
SOLUTION 2:
1. Click on the ‘Three Lined’ icon next to the word “MotionDuck”.
2. Click on Settings.
3. Check on “GPU Supports” and “Continue anyway”.
4. Restart Premiere Pro and import a “zoom” transition into another test project. Make sure the settings you changed are still checked.
Please install MotionDuck with ZXP Installer.
- Download ZXP Installer here: https://aescripts.com/learn/zxp-installer/
- Install ZXP Installer and open it.
- Download this version of MotionDuck here: https://www.mediafire.com/file_premium/25ko694qgi31ek8/MotionDuck-r74.zxp/file
- Drag and drop the MotionDuck-r74.zxp into the ZXP Installer.
Then MotionDuck is installed!
All of our templates and packs are digital only. Meaning, once you make a purchase you will be able to instantly download your product.
Yes, we have a pack for After Effects and Premiere pro with the MotionDuck Extension panel.
You can download them for free here:
100 Free Templates for After Effects & Premiere Pro
QUICK OVERIVEW OF OUR LICENSE.
What is allowed?
1. All products have a lifetime license – your license for a product will be active forever.
2. Buying a product just once is allowing you to use it unlimited times.
3. You can use our products for personal and commercial purposes.
What is not allowed?
1. Full or partial resale of our products on any other websites or markets.
2. Transfer our products to third parties.
3. Copying or placing our products on any other websites, either as paid or as free content.
For more information about our End User License Agreement, please visit our License Page.
Please email us at motionduckhelp@gmail.com
We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Our reply time is 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM EST.
We have a tutorial on using Arabic fonts in After Effects and Premiere Pro.
Please watch here:
Here’s how to use Arabic Fonts with our templates:
- Go to this website: http://www.arabic-keyboard.org/photoshop-arabic/
- Paste your text in Arabic and then copy the corrected text.
- In After Effects or Premiere Pro, change the font of our template to an Arabic font. For example Adobe Arabic.
- Paste the Arabic text you copied into the template.
Now your text should be correctly positioned in Arabic.
We can provide a full refund before you activate the “activation code” on your pack. If there’s any issues with your pack after activate your code, please message us or check this support page.
If there’s any issues with installation, please contact us at motionduckhelp@gmail.com, as we will help you get the pack working!
For more information on our refund policy, click here to view more.
Please update your version of MotionDuck with the instructions below:
We have a short tutorial on how to update MotionDuck here: https://youtu.be/YwLNo7U7z-U
1. Please download this version of MotionDuck: https://www.mediafire.com/
2. Unzip the folder after download.
3. Paste the MotionDuck-r74 folder here:
PC: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions
MAC: \Library\Application Support\Adobe\CEP\Extensions
4. Delete any previous version of MotionDuck.
5. Restart Premiere Pro and the transitions should import.
Experiencing issues with expressions or animations not looking the way they do in the preview?
Easy fix! Just follow these steps or check out the tutorial:
1: In After Effects, go to File – Project Settings.
2: Click on “Expressions” in the Project Settings tab.
3: Change the Expression Engine from JavaScript to “Legacy ExtendScript”
4: Click OK.
5: Create a new AE Project and import a title template.
In order to fix this error you need to temporarily change your Premiere Pro language to English.
You may watch a tutorial on how to quickly do this here:
- In Premiere Pro, type “CTRL + F12” (PC) or “CMD +F12” (MAC).
- Go to the Console panel and click on the three lined icon.
- Click “Debug Database View”
- In the search bar, type “ApplicationLanguage”. You may need to translate that to your language.
- Then next to AppplicationLanguage, change the code to “en_US”.
- Close the Console Panel and restart Premiere Pro.
Now the template should correctly work.
After you are done working on your project, you may go back to the console and change it back to your language.
Here is the list of language codes, so you can find your language: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/shared/references/reference-tables/language-codes
Please keep me posted.
The security settings of MAC prevent the transitions from being importing into Premiere Pro.
Please follow these steps below.
SOLUTION 1:
1. To change these preferences on your Mac, choose Apple menu (Click the Apple Logo on the top of your computer) > System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, then click Privacy > tab Accessibility.
2. Check the box for Adobe Premiere Pro of your version.
3. Now try again to apply the templates.
SOLUTION 2:
1. Click on the ‘Three Lined’ icon next to the word “MotionDuck”.
2. Click on Settings.
3. Check on “GPU Supports” and “Continue anyway”.
4. Restart Premiere Pro and import a “zoom” transition into another test project. Make sure the settings you changed are still checked.
We use fonts that can be synced up with the Adobe Creative Cloud when you import a title template. However, if you don’t have Creative Cloud, here are the fonts we use:
Raleway: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/raleway
Lato: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/lato
Montserrat: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/montserrat
Bebas Neue: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/bebas-neue
Fira Sans: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Fira+Sans
Bebas: https://www.dafont.com/bebas.font
Gotham: https://www.dafontfree.io/gotham-font-free/
Unisans: https://dafonttop.com/unisansbolditalic.font
How to contact you?
Please email us at motionduckhelp@gmail.com
We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
Our reply time is 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM EST.