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Settings reference

Every tab and option in EaseKit's Settings, with what it does and its default.

Open Settings with ⌘,. It has nine tabs. This page lists every option; most are explained in more detail in the linked articles.

General

SectionOptionWhat it does
UpdatesCheck for updates automatically, Check now, Install updateSelf-updates; the version and status are shown
PrivacyShare anonymous usage dataOff by default. Event names, the app version and a random ID, about once a minute
CommentsName on commentsYour name on stage comments; empty uses your Mac user name
DataSessions, Location → Show in FinderThe session count and the data folder
DataAnimation (JSON) → Import…Imports an EaseKit JSON animation
DataProject folder → Choose…, Show in FinderDefault folder for saves and exports
ResetSetup → Run again, Appearance and export → ResetAPI keys, sessions, skills and styles are kept
AboutVersion, What's New, Send Feedback…, Report a Bug…, support address, License

Providers

SectionOptionWhat it does
TopDefault providerThe provider new chats use
Provider cardsInstall in Terminal, Sign in, key field and Save, Model, UsePer provider; see Connect an AI provider
SubscriptionContinue with the other plan at the limitContinues on the other CLI when one plan runs out
FigmaPersonal access token (Connect Figma, Create token, Save)For Import from Figma and the MCP tool import_figma. Needs the scope File content: Read-only; checked on save (“Connected as …”) and kept in the Keychain
AI powerEco, Balanced, MaxHow much compute each turn may use
ResponsesReasoning effort, Show reasoning summary, Claude: refusal fallback (server-side), Max response length
Context managementHistory in context: Compact, Balanced, LargeHow much history each turn replays

Claude & MCP

Status of the MCP server, Add to Claude Desktop, Show Config in Finder, the Claude Code command, the JSON for other clients, Try it example prompts and Troubleshooting. See Set up EaseKit in Claude.

Appearance

SectionOptionDefault
AppearanceMode: System, Dark, LightSystem
App iconThe Dock icon while EaseKit runs
Stage panelsTimeline (⌥⌘1), Versions (⌥⌘2), Feedback chips (⌥⌘3), Refine (⌥⌘4), Inspector (⌥⌘5), Navigator when zoomed, Rulers (⌘R), Guides (⌘')
PreviewOpen the Stage automatically when an animation is createdOn
PreviewRepeat non-looping animationsOn
PreviewHeight200–900 pt, default 340
SlidersHaptic feedback (Force Touch trackpad), Soft click on scale ticksOn

Export

SectionOptionDefault
Video export (MP4)Frame rate: 24 fps, 30 fps, 60 fps60 fps
Video export (MP4)Loops per video1–8×, default 2×
CodeDefault in Code tab: Motion (React), JavaScript (Web Animations), Lottie, SwiftUI, CSS, JSONMotion (React)

Skills

The knowledge base: every skill with its size, a switch, Pin to current session, Show in Finder, Import skill folder…, Link folder (live)…, New skill…, Open my skills in Finder and Complete the motion stack. See Motion skills and styles.

Styles

Style for new sessions (or None — let the AI decide), the built-in Presets and your Library with Delete.

Shortcuts

The keyboard shortcut overview, the same as ⌘/.

License

The license state, the key field with Paste and Activate, Check Now, Deactivate This Mac…, Buy EaseKit and Manage Subscription. See Activate and deactivate a license.