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AnyMotion

7.5#4 in stop motion softwareFree plan
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FactAnyMotionI Can Animate
Editing featuresThe listing describes a project timeline, effects, aspect-ratio selection, playback direction, and importing photos from the gallery.The features page lists titles, subtitles, credits, drawing and masking tools, autosave, undo and redo, and frame duplication and reversal.
Intended usersPixel Dealer describes AnyMotion as suitable for personal use, businesses, teachers, and students.The maker describes it for all ages, home users, education, beginners and experienced animators.
PrivacyThe privacy policy says requested personal information is retained on the user's device and is not collected by the maker, while third-party services may collect identifying information.Kudlian’s privacy statement says it is GDPR compliant and that its customer database is encrypted and hosted in the EEA.
PurposeAnyMotion is a tool for creating stop-motion animation and timelapse videos.I Can Animate is stop-frame animation software for creating animations with a webcam and models.
SupportThe product pages provide [email protected] for questions.The maker says technical support is provided by email on weekdays during office hours and it normally replies within 48 hours.

AnyMotion plans

  • FreeFree
  • AnyMotion Unlimited — introductory yearly access$0.99 a year
  • AnyMotion Unlimited introductory yearly$1 a year
  • AnyMotion Unlimited monthly$7.99 a month
  • AnyMotion Unlimited yearly$39.99 a year
  • AnyMotion Unlimited — Yearly access$39.99 a year

I Can Animate plans

  • Computer licence£29.95, paid once

Pick AnyMotion if…

It may suit personal creators, businesses, teachers, and students looking to make stop-motion or timelapse projects on iOS or macOS. Its terms do not permit commercial use under the temporary download license.

Pick I Can Animate if…

It suits home users, schools, beginners, and experienced animators across desktop and mobile platforms. A webcam is required for the listed capture workflow.

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