Wrap a plugin, in your browser
Turn an FFGL plugin (Resolume) or an After Effects plugin into an OpenFX plugin for DaVinci Resolve, Vegas, Nuke and Natron. Everything happens on your own machine — your plugin is never uploaded anywhere, and there is nothing to install to do it.
This browser can't do it
Assembling a plugin bundle needs the File System Access API, which today means Chrome or Edge on a desktop. Safari and Firefox can't write folders from a page. Use the desktop build instead — link at the bottom.
Choose the plugin to wrap
.bundle (FFGL) or .plugin (After Effects) folder.
Choose where it goes
/Library/OFX/Plugins, so you'll move it there
with the command below.
Build it
Now install it. macOS quarantines everything a browser writes, and a quarantined plugin does not load at all — the host reports a code-signature policy error, or just never lists it. Clearing the flag is not optional:
Then restart the host. It appears under OpenFX → Stoatworks.