Edit Packs & Assets are ready-made content you drop straight into your project — presets, project files, overlays and effects you can use as-is or take apart to learn from. Scripts are tools: dockable After Effects panels that do the work for you. You select a layer, click a button, and they build or automate an effect inside AE (one-framers, animated shapes, time-remap optimizing, circuit traces, and so on). Short version: packs give you material to edit with; scripts give you tools that speed up the editing itself.

Every script is a .jsx file. Drop it into your After Effects "ScriptUI Panels" folder, fully restart AE, then open it from the Window menu — it docks like any other panel.

• Windows: Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects [version]\Support Files\Scripts\ScriptUI Panels
• Mac: Applications/Adobe After Effects [version]/Scripts/ScriptUI Panels

On first launch the panel asks for the license key from your order (format YH-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX). Enter it once — it's saved on your machine, so you won't be asked again. Make sure Preferences → Scripting & Expressions → "Allow Scripts to Write Files and Access Network" is enabled.

Everything in the shop is made for Adobe After Effects and runs on both Windows and macOS, on current AE versions (CC and newer). The scripts are standalone dockable panels — no extra plugins required. The edit packs, presets and project files open straight in AE; a few advanced presets or project files may use common plugins (e.g. Sapphire, Trapcode), but that's always noted on the product page, and anything that needs a missing plugin is simply skipped — it won't break your project.