Quick Matte
Pro.
For Cinema 4D.
The new Quick Matte Pro 2.0 is a professional Cinema 4D matte workflow plugin built to make object mattes fast, clean, and repeatable. With one-click tools for Alpha Matte and ID Matte modes, you can quickly isolate objects, assign IDs, and generate production-ready mattes without slow manual setup.
Designed for motion designers, compositors, and 3D artists, Quick Matte Pro 2.0 streamlines the full process with Saved Mattes, scene-aware matte presets, and Take/Render Mattes automation. It removes repetitive setup work so you can move from lookdev to compositing faster and with more consistency.
$30
Cinema 4D 2024–2026
Quick Matte Pro — directly in Cinema 4D.
AT A GLANCE
Quick Matte Pro core features.
- Create mattes instantly with one-click object-based matte tools
- Switch between Alpha Matte and ID Matte workflows at any time
- Generate many unique ID mattes quickly with Auto Index
- Save, load, update, rename, and reuse matte setups per scene with Saved Mattes
- Add selected saved mattes to Takes in one click
- Batch render selected mattes with Render Mattes (Render Marked Takes workflow)
- Keep mattes non-destructive with a dedicated Matte View toggle
Built for your workflow
A closer look.
From object selection
to repeatable matte passes.
One-click matte creation
Select it.
Matte it.
Quick Matte Pro 2.0 lets you create production-ready mattes directly from object selections with a single click. Use Alpha Mode for clean black-and-white isolation, or switch to ID Mode for color-based matte passes.
There’s no complicated setup process, just select your objects and click Add To Matte. It’s designed to get you from selection to usable matte output immediately.
Alpha Matte
ID Matte
Matte View
Quick Matte Pro in Cinema 4D.
Fast Auto ID indexing
Give every object
its own ID.
In ID Mode, Auto Index speeds up large selections by automatically assigning a new ID number and color per object. This makes it easy to build multi-object ID passes without manually incrementing values.
Instead of repetitive setup, you can select multiple assets at once and generate organized, distinct IDs in one action. It’s ideal for fast compositing prep on complex scenes.
Auto Index
Distinct IDs
Quick Matte Pro in Cinema 4D.
Saved Matte presets
Save the setup.
Keep your flow.
Saved Mattes let you store matte configurations as reusable presets inside the current scene. You can load them later, update them with new selections, or rename them as your shot evolves.
This keeps your matte work consistent across revisions and avoids rebuilding selections over and over. It’s a clean, reliable way to maintain repeatable matte setups.
Save
Load
Update
Rename
Quick Matte Pro in Cinema 4D.
Takes and batch rendering
Set up the takes.
Render the passes.
Quick Matte Pro can convert saved mattes into Cinema 4D Takes automatically, including render-setting links for each matte pass. You can then trigger Render Mattes to run a marked-take batch workflow.
This helps you output multiple mattes in one pass without manual take setup. It’s built for faster delivery and cleaner handoff to compositing.
Cinema 4D Takes
Batch rendering
Quick Matte Pro in Cinema 4D.
Compatibility
Check your setup.
Quick Matte Pro 2.0
Cinema 4D
2024
2025
2026
Tested versions
✓
✓
✓
Tested with Cinema 4D 2024, 2025 and 2026. See the documentation for setup and workflow details.
Your next scene starts here.
Less setup. Cleaner passes. More time for the composite.
$30
A few things before you dive in.
Which matte modes are available?
Quick Matte Pro provides Alpha Matte and ID Matte workflows. A dedicated Matte View toggle lets you inspect your mattes.
Can I render multiple mattes together?
Yes. Add saved mattes to Takes, then use Render Mattes with Cinema 4D’s Render Marked Takes workflow.
Release history
February 19, 2026 — Initial release entry from the existing product page.
