by Mograph Mindset·Workflow
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Find My AEP earns its place in the aescripts library as a small utility with a single, clear job: getting you to your project file in the operating system's file browser. Its cross-platform and cloud-storage compatibility, plus support across seven After Effects versions, make it broadly usable.
Find My AEP is an After Effects plugin from Mograph Mindset that reveals your project file in the Finder on macOS or Explorer on Windows. From within After Effects, you jump straight to your project file's location.
The plugin runs on both Windows and macOS and is compatible with cloud storage services, including Google Drive and Dropbox, so projects kept in synced folders can be located the same way. Support for Apple Silicon was added in version 2.3, and KBar support has been available since version 1.1. A later update added handling for international languages and adjusted the reveal command to match each operating system.
Find My AEP works across After Effects 2020 through 2026, covering seven recent releases. It sits at version 2.7, last updated in February 2025, which added debug info. A demo video is available on the developer's page.
Find My AEP is best for after Effects users who want to open their project file's location in the Finder or Explorer, including projects stored on cloud services like Google Drive and Dropbox.
Find My AEP is completely free to download and use.
Find My AEP lists compatibility with After Effects 2026, 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, and 2020, covering a broad span of recent releases. Version 2.3 added support for Apple Silicon, extending its Mac coverage to newer hardware. If you are on a newer or in-between build, the developer's aescripts page is the place to confirm current support before you install and to check the details of the latest release.
Find My AEP is compatible with both Windows and macOS. On each system it opens the matching file browser, revealing your project in the Finder on Mac or Explorer on Windows. A version 2.5 update checked the user's operating system to label the reveal command correctly for each platform, and KBar support has been available since version 1.1. For the current version and any platform-specific notes, check the developer's aescripts page.
Find My AEP is compatible with cloud storage services, including Google Drive and Dropbox. Compatibility with Google Drive was added in version 2.2, so projects stored in a synced cloud folder can be revealed in the Finder or Explorer alongside locally saved files. This makes it usable for setups that keep After Effects projects on synced drives. For the full list of supported services, see the developer's aescripts page.
Find My AEP is listed as free in this catalog under a name-your-own-price model. Because licensing terms can change, check the developer's aescripts page for the current pricing and any options before downloading. The plugin sits at version 2.7, last updated in February 2025, and covers After Effects 2020 through 2026, so you can confirm the latest release details there as well.
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