Autograph landing page (free for individuals)
Maxon’s fastest public statement on what Autograph is, what’s included for individuals, and how third-party OpenFX fits.
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Official pages, release notes, and desk-ready notes for Autograph, plus links into the stronger article lane.
Start with the source pages that define what changed and where support lives.
Maxon’s fastest public statement on what Autograph is, what’s included for individuals, and how third-party OpenFX fits.
Durable Japanese-language product page for official wording around free access, Cineversity training, Universe and Red Giant OFX access, OpenFX, EXR, USD, Filament, and third-party VFX integration.
Canonical source for the May 7, 2026 team-license change: commercial team use is free, command-line/Python access is included, and Autograph is not counted against team license seat limits.
Durable installer shelf for current Autograph downloads; currently lists Autograph 2026.0.2 for Windows and macOS plus Autograph 2026.0 Offline Help.
Official Autograph help entry point for installation, licenses, interface basics, first steps, panels, workspaces, layers, and shortcuts.
Official install/update path for Autograph through Maxon App, including account sign-in, installing from Products, assigning or releasing a license, refreshing the license list, and launching from Maxon App.
Current Maxon App note that says the Product tab has minor changes to Autograph license claiming, both manual and automatic. Use it when a first launch reports no Autograph license.
Most explicit official wording on the relaunch: Autograph returns as a free download for individuals for all core features, plus a quick standards + OFX-vendor snapshot.
Best quick read for positioning, downloads, and what Maxon says the tool is for.
Useful when you need the exact phrasing of features like responsive layouts, 3D space, and data linking.
Current rolling Autograph release-note page. As of June 10, 2026 it lists Autograph 2026.0.2 as a licensing-options update with no bug fixes and a known Smooth Angle crash path for extruded 3D Text layers.
Japanese version of the rolling Autograph release notes, useful when sharing current release caveats inside JP motion/design circles.
The Autograph section landing page on Maxon support. Useful as the canonical index even when it only lists release notes.
One page that lists release notes across Maxon products. Useful as a secondary “is there a new Autograph entry?” watchpoint.
The central documentation portal for Maxon products. Use this as the canonical home for manuals/help pages when Autograph docs expand.
Official how-to for using Autograph projects as Live Link generators in Resolve: main composition, exposed parameters, filters/transitions, hot reloading, and Starter limitations.
Practical support page for isolating OFX plug-ins that prevent Autograph from starting, including macOS, Windows, and Linux OFX paths plus blacklist setup.
Short support answer that points to help.maxon.net as the official documentation location.
Quick hardware reality check. Includes an Autograph subsection with the minimum GPU notes.
Concrete platform reality check: Maxon documents WinARM support limits and explicitly states Autograph is not yet supported on WinARM.
Licensing FAQ that clarifies you can install on many devices but only run an individual license on one machine at a time; points teams to Teams licensing.
General Maxon App license-assignment support note: sign in, open Licenses, pick the product, and click Assign.
Durable Maxon App manual page for Assign, Release, and Transfer behavior in the Licenses pane.
Clarifies a Maxon One license behaves as a single seat even across included products; useful for studios evaluating mixed setups.
Pointer page to the EULA, plus how Maxon communicates EULA updates (MyMaxon account email).
Maxon’s studio/enterprise licensing program page (dashboard, premium support, onboarding, training). Useful for answering “what about teams?” fast.
Public Teams pricing page with seat-based pricing, minimum seat counts, and notes about floating/SSO add-ons.
Official announcement that explicitly calls out OpenFX and early third‑party plugin vendors (RE:Vision Effects, BorisFX, Digital Anarchy).
The June 5, 2025 context note that explains the Left Angle transition and why trust questions still exist.
Use this as the shelf for future Autograph support pages and updates.
General Maxon documentation hub when the knowledge-base note points you outward.
Current Red Giant support note for Autograph: confirms the supported-host lane and records the April 28 crash fixes for Real Lens Flares and Optical Glow.
First-session hub covering Cineversity tutorials, Maxon Studio, demo projects, recent projects, Maxon App updates, help, and settings.
Practical reference for output boundaries, Viewer clipping, bounding boxes, and why Autograph compositions can be treated as infinite canvases.
Useful preview-quality reference for Motion Blur, Retime, clipping, pixel aspect, Faster Preview, and Downscale switches.
Collect Files, package creation, main composition setup, and reusable project/template packaging.
Resolve OpenFX cache clearing, CUDA fallback, and template-library update checks for Autograph Live Link.
Starter links that actually get someone into the tool without hand-wavy marketing.
The cleanest official learning entry point right now.
Use the Autograph filter to discover series, quick lessons, and webinars.
Useful companion if you're testing Autograph's Maxon Studio integration for Red Giant search, previews, and presets.
Direct index of Autograph training content when you just want the filtered list.
Discovery links and third‑party context. Keep this short and high-signal.
A clean recap of the relaunch, positioning, and where Autograph sits versus After Effects.
Durable outside coverage of the May 7 team-license change, including the useful caveat that future development funding remains an open question.
Short, credible reaction from a motion-design practitioner: calls out speed and the free-for-individuals move without turning into a press echo.
Mainstream explainer that is still linkable as a single page and points to tutorials.
Japanese-language recap that stays close to the official messaging and is easy to share in JP motion-design circles.
Lightweight community echo; useful as a shareable link outside the usual motion-design press lane.
Press-center recap that mirrors the NAB messaging and keeps the Autograph free-for-individuals line visible.
Long-form context on Autograph and Cavalry as free challengers to After Effects, with useful caveats about adoption, pricing, and ecosystem lock-in.
Useful quick coverage of free commercial team access, command-line/Python inclusion, and the Cineversity onboarding path.
Clean extra recap that calls out renamed tools and the free-for-individuals condition.
Mainstream framing of Autograph as part of the post-subscription Adobe-alternative wave.
Mainstream analysis framing Autograph as one example of a free alternative to Adobe’s motion-design subscription lane.
Traditional-Chinese recap that points directly to the official product page + release notes.
Short feature recap that emphasizes the USD/3D angle and responsive aspect workflow.
Trade coverage that repeats the official positioning plus the early OpenFX vendor list.
Secondary write-up of the press release that is easy to share inside motion-design circles.
A higher-signal take because it frames the real question: what changes for After Effects users now?
German/English industry coverage with a fairly detailed feature list and context.
Temperature checks and first-week reports. Treat as anecdotal, but useful for spotting recurring friction.
Decision-thread questions: readiness, advantage vs After Effects, and whether it’s too early.
First reactions and links from the launch-day chatter.
Small but focused subreddit that tends to surface release-note reposts and early troubleshooting.
A release-note repost thread with MaxonDouglas replies: confirms no subscription is needed and says Linux requests are being passed up the chain (no promises).
More recent thread that surfaces early-adopter friction and expectations.
High-signal replies about Linux support not being available "currently", plus requests being tallied.
A small but important reality-check thread: users ask if Live Link still exists; replies claim it is not in this release and is being requested back.
Excitement plus practical friction: Maxon App licensing questions and pipeline curiosity.
Polish forum thread reacting to the relaunch; includes links to intro/talk videos and early expectations.
Keep the plugin lane honest: what’s explicitly supported, and where compatibility lists live.
Durable Maxon product page that describes Red Giant OFX access in Autograph through the Modifier list and the integrated Maxon Studio plugin page.
The most concrete list today for which Red Giant OFX tools are flagged compatible with Autograph.
Concrete third‑party OpenFX vendor page explicitly targeting Autograph.
Another explicit Autograph page (quality upscaling) that confirms ongoing vendor maintenance.
Explicit Autograph host page for Twixtor (downloads + compatibility language + release notes link).
Explicit Autograph host page for RE:Lens (downloads + compatibility language + release notes link).
Explicit Autograph host page for ReelSmart Motion Blur (downloads + compatibility language + release notes link).
Background reference for what OpenFX is and why it matters for plugin ecosystems.
Useful reality check: shows which OFX hosts are officially qualified (Autograph is not listed, so treat it as a test-first host).
Clear vendor guidance for the current Autograph situation: OFX may work, but support/qualification is a different promise.
Another vendor-supported host list you can use to gauge when Autograph use is unofficial/unsupported even if OFX loads.
Only keep notes here if they save real lookup time or answer a real question.
Licensing-options update note with a practical warning for extruded 3D Text layer Smooth Angle crashes.
A short evaluation note on what matters first in the 2026 relaunch.
Concise platform note for GPU, memory, Windows/macOS, Linux, and WinARM evaluation caveats.
Desk checklist for responsive layout and delivery workflows.
Direct answer to the main current decision question for After Effects users.
Map of what the plugin lane really looks like after the Red Giant 2026.4.1 Autograph crash fixes.
Official-first learning route while the help/docs surface is still consolidating.
Desk-ready checklist now that Maxon has a concrete Live Link help page.
Real workflow article on EXR passes, fog, grading, and film grain.
Desk-ready first-session checklist for Welcome Screen, demo projects, format previews, packaging, and Resolve Live Link checks.
Update-watch note separating the confirmed May 7 free team-license change from adoption, roadmap, and plugin-support assumptions.
These are not full guides yet. They are the next shelves worth keeping an eye on.
Revisit after each point release. As of 2026.0.2, Maxon still lists a crash risk when changing Smooth Angle on an extruded 3D Text layer.
Useful lane for testing what actually works in production versus what is newly announced.
Maxon’s public NAB note that explicitly positions Autograph as free for individuals and calls out early third-party OFX vendor names.
The current Red Giant support page now combines Autograph host support with concrete April 28 fixes for Real Lens Flares and Optical Glow crash paths.
Concrete compatibility chart you can point to when someone asks "which Red Giant tools are actually supported in Autograph?"
When the question becomes "can I actually ship work with this?", start here.
Direct link into Cineversity’s Getting Started series for Autograph (best “first real workflow path” right now).
Official Japanese note announcing that all 21 Red Giant YouTube lessons in the Autograph introduction series now have Japanese subtitles.
Concrete workflow breakdown framing: multi-format responsive delivery, cloning, extrusion, and OFX as the selling core.
Useful schedule signal. Lists an "Autograph in Production" session (Chad Perkins + Jeff Greenberg) during the NAB week.
Helpful for the install/activation story: release notes explicitly mention Autograph becoming available inside Maxon App.
Japanese-language workflow breakdown that includes an Autograph section and a concrete list of Red Giant tools claimed supported in Autograph.
Japanese local coverage of the April Maxon One update, including Autograph as a new compositing tool and a concise summary of modifiers, USD/FBX import, multi-editing, UV Map Generator, and Cloner workflows.
Japanese local coverage that explains Autograph 2026.0.0 for game/VFX creators, including the Maxon App requirement, Filament, USD/glTF support, Multi Editing, and commercial-use framing for individual users.
OpenFX is real, but vendor reality is uneven. Keep a short list of explicit Autograph pages.
Explicit Autograph host page for RE:Vision's bundled OFX tools (download + compatibility language).
Version history for the Autograph build of Effections (useful for checking recent maintenance).
Another explicit Autograph-hosted OFX page. Good sanity check that vendor support is not hypothetical.
Autograph-specific REZup release notes listing version 2.2.0 on May 27, 2026. The new bullet is Flame Linux support, while the page remains a useful maintenance watchpoint for the Autograph host build.
Autograph-specific release notes that explicitly say an upgrade is needed for Autograph 2026.
Autograph-specific release notes that call out the April 16, 2026 build as required for Autograph 2026.
Autograph-specific release notes for RE:Lens, with the same “Upgrade needed for Autograph 2026” flag.
Autograph-specific release notes for RE:Match, updated April 16, 2026 with the Autograph 2026 upgrade note.
Autograph-specific release notes for RE:Map, listing version 4.1.11 on April 16, 2026 with the Autograph 2026 upgrade note.
Handy reference page for explaining what "OpenFX support" actually means in practice.
Short Autograph-specific FAQ that says Mac M1 / ARM64 users should use RE:Vision plug-ins released from February 2, 2023 or later, and points to the OpenFX plug-in blacklist route when plug-ins prevent Autograph from starting.