Resize one composition for every platform
The delivery list is always longer than the job. One edit becomes 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 and 4:5, and each one needs its layout rethought rather than squeezed.
Auto-Reframe is not this
After Effects can reframe footage by tracking the subject. It cannot re-lay-out a composition — text keeps its old wrap, spacing keeps its old proportions, and a headline built for 1920 wide does not become a headline built for 1080 tall. That relayout is the work.
What Prism does differently
| Squashing a comp | Rebuilding for the frame | |
|---|---|---|
| Text | Same wrap, now too wide or clipped | Re-wrapped for the new width |
| Spacing | Scaled proportionally, so it reads tight or empty | Re-flowed with real measured bounds |
| Layer positions | Multiplied by a factor | Laid out again for the new frame |
| Animation | Distances now wrong | Keyframes rebuilt against the new positions |
How it goes
Try it
- "Rebuild this comp at 1080×1920 and 1080×1080, re-laying out rather than scaling."
- "In the 9:16 version, stack the headline above the card instead of beside it."
- "Show me the first frame of each version."
Related
Animated presentations
Give Prism your slide content and it builds each slide as a composition in After Effects: laid out, sequenced and consistent across every slide.
An agent in your timeline
An AI agent that reads your live composition and writes native layers and keyframes into it, rather than printing a script for you to paste and debug.