Follow these steps to get Captyne running in After Effects. Because this is an unsigned beta build, you may see security prompts from your operating system — this is normal. Select your platform below and we'll walk you through it.
Why do I see security warnings? Captyne is currently in closed beta and the installer is not yet digitally signed. This means Chrome and Windows SmartScreen will flag it as unrecognized. This is completely normal for indie beta software — the steps below show you exactly how to proceed safely.
⌄ arrow next to the download, or press Ctrl + J to open Chrome's downloads page.Captyne_Setup.exe. Windows SmartScreen will show a blue "Windows protected your PC" dialog.Window → Extensions → Captyne. If you don't see it, restart After Effects and try again.macOS blocks apps from unregistered developers by default. Captyne is safe — follow these steps to allow it to run.
Captyne_Mac.pkg and double-click it. macOS will immediately block it and show this dialog — click Done (do not click Move to Bin). Apple menu → System Settings → Privacy & Security. Scroll down to the Security section. You will see a message saying the pkg was blocked — click Open Anyway.Window → Extensions → Captyne. If you don't see it, restart After Effects and try again.Apple Silicon only. Captyne for Mac requires macOS 12 or later on Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4). Intel Macs are not supported.