🎬 Render Markers — User Guide

After Effects Script · Version 1.1

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Download Render Markers 1.1 — Script for After Effects

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What it does

Render Markers automates the export of multiple frames and video ranges from the same composition in After Effects. Place composition markers on your timeline and run the script — it fills the Render Queue automatically, ready to render.

Marker type	Exports	Format
Without duration	Single frame	Image (JPG, PNG…)
With duration	Full range	Video (.mov .mp4)

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✅ Requirements

⚠️ Before using the script, you need to create an Output Module Template named exactly "FrameMarkers" in After Effects. This only needs to be done once.

How to create the FrameMarkers template

Add any comp to the Render Queue.
Click on the Output Module (where it says "Lossless").
Change the format to JPEG Sequence or PNG Sequence with your preferred settings.
In the Output Module dropdown, select "Save as Template…", enter the name FrameMarkers and save.
Remove that item from the Render Queue.