Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Learn how to take your 2D animation from Moho into After Effects using a clean, professional workflow. In this first chapter, we’ll walk through exporting image sequences from Moho using layer comps, then importing and arranging everything inside After Effects to rebuild the scene for compositing.
📺 Watch the full course playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL75fjdmpFwHHCZztxUSAEQxGEFqbhIKKE
In this chapter you’ll learn:
How Moho compositions and layer comps work
How to isolate your character and environment elements into separate compositions
Why foreground and background elements (clouds, smoke, mountains, hills, etc.) should be split for better control
How to export PNG image sequences from Moho using the Moho Exporter
Recommended settings for clean exports (no filters, no blur yet, “clean slate” approach)
How to import your image sequences into After Effects as footage
How to build a new composition in After Effects (HDTV 1080, 24 fps, 5-second scene)
How to rearrange all your layers to match your original Moho scene
Tips for dealing with complex elements like lava, rocks, and smoke when compositing
🎓 About this course
This course was originally published on Udemy and toonfiles.com and is now archived here on YouTube for easy viewing. The original course also includes the work files if you want to follow along with the exact project: toonfiles.com/enhancing-animated-scenes-in-after-effects
👉 New parts of this archived course will be released every Tuesday, so feel free to subscribe and follow the playlist to stay on track.
If you’re animating in another program (not Moho), you can still follow along as long as your software can export image sequences for compositing inside After Effects.
👍 If this helped you understand the Moho → After Effects pipeline, consider liking the video and leaving a comment about what you want to learn next!
📺 Full playlist again for easy access:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL75fjdmpFwHHCZztxUSAEQxGEFqbhIKKE
Learn how to take your 2D animation from Moho into After Effects using a clean, professional workflow. In this first chapter, we’ll walk through exporting image sequences from Moho using layer comps, then importing and arranging everything inside After Effects to rebuild the scene for compositing.
📺 Watch the full course playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL75fjdmpFwHHCZztxUSAEQxGEFqbhIKKE
In this chapter you’ll learn:
How Moho compositions and layer comps work
How to isolate your character and environment elements into separate compositions
Why foreground and background elements (clouds, smoke, mountains, hills, etc.) should be split for better control
How to export PNG image sequences from Moho using the Moho Exporter
Recommended settings for clean exports (no filters, no blur yet, “clean slate” approach)
How to import your image sequences into After Effects as footage
How to build a new composition in After Effects (HDTV 1080, 24 fps, 5-second scene)
How to rearrange all your layers to match your original Moho scene
Tips for dealing with complex elements like lava, rocks, and smoke when compositing
🎓 About this course
This course was originally published on Udemy and toonfiles.com and is now archived here on YouTube for easy viewing. The original course also includes the work files if you want to follow along with the exact project: toonfiles.com/enhancing-animated-scenes-in-after-effects
👉 New parts of this archived course will be released every Tuesday, so feel free to subscribe and follow the playlist to stay on track.
If you’re animating in another program (not Moho), you can still follow along as long as your software can export image sequences for compositing inside After Effects.
👍 If this helped you understand the Moho → After Effects pipeline, consider liking the video and leaving a comment about what you want to learn next!
📺 Full playlist again for easy access:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL75fjdmpFwHHCZztxUSAEQxGEFqbhIKKE
