Aether

What Aether is

Aether is node-based compositing software for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It brings together visual-effects tools for compositing, keying, rotoscoping, and 3D camera tracking. The node-based compositing approach gives users a way to build visual-effects work, while keying and rotoscoping are listed as dedicated tools within the application. Its 3D camera tracking capability adds support for work that involves tracking camera movement in a scene. Aether is offered as freemium software, with a free plan listed as free. The plan description names node-based compositing and visual-effects tools. The platform list covers three desktop operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux. These details make Aether relevant to people looking for a free compositing application with several visual-effects capabilities and a choice of operating system. The listed facts identify a Free plan and its price, but do not provide other plan options or costs.

Who it suits

Aether suits visual-effects users who want node-based compositing with keying, rotoscoping, and 3D camera tracking. It can fit users on Windows, macOS, or Linux who want a listed free plan.

Getting started

1. Open the Aether website.
2. Choose Windows, macOS, or Linux.
3. Start with the Free plan.

Verdict

Choose Aether if you need node-based compositing with keying, rotoscoping, and 3D camera tracking on a supported desktop platform. Look elsewhere if your decision depends on comparing other plan options or costs.