What feature in After Effects allows you to visualize and adjust easing in a graph-like format?

The Graph Editor is the feature in After Effects that provides a visual representation of keyframe data in a graph-like format. This tool allows users to see the timing and value changes of animated properties in a more intuitive way. By representing animation curves, the Graph Editor enables users to manipulate the speed and smoothness of animations, effectively adjusting easing in a visual manner.

With the Graph Editor, you can adjust the Bezier handles to create custom easing effects, making animations more dynamic and polished. The visual nature of this tool makes it easier to understand the relationships between keyframes and how different easing affects the motion of objects over time. This feature is particularly useful for animators looking to fine-tune their animations and achieve specific timing and effects that may be challenging to manage through numerical input alone.

In contrast, choices such as the Animation curve and Motion path editor do not specifically provide the same level of focused easing adjustments as the Graph Editor does. The Timeline editor is primarily for organizing layers and timing but does not offer the in-depth analysis and control over easing that the Graph Editor provides.