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A frame-by-frame animation and music-video tool. It runs in the browser, on a PC with a mouse or on a tablet with a pen.
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This wiki is for the explanations that are too long for the app itself. The in-app help — the ? button in the top bar — stays short on purpose: it lists the shortcuts, the gestures, and where each feature lives. Anything that needs a paragraph of why belongs here instead.
- Getting started — draw a frame, make the next one, play, save, export: the whole loop once through.
- Part animation — moving a layer on its own: move, rotate, scale, a drawn path, keyframes, sway for hair and cloth, the mosaic and noise effects, the boiling line.
- Camera — presets, a drawn path, zoom and tilt, shake, and the timing controls the effects share.
- Importing video — as frames to trace over, or as a reference track underneath; duplicates, parts, and scene detection.
- Exporting — video, GIF or PNG sequence, and which one you get and why.
- Working with a lot of cuts — why a long project gets slow, how to split one up, and how to put it back together.
The app puts most of its features behind a small icon. The ? button lists every one of them with the icon drawn next to it, which is faster than reading about it here.
Two that catch people out:
- the camera move is behind the camera icon on a cut row, along with that cut's timing and its animation;
- part animation — move, rotate, sway, mosaic, noise — is behind the film icon on a layer row.
Cut and part animations only play while the film is playing. While you are drawing, everything sits still. That is deliberate: a canvas that moves under the pen puts the ink somewhere other than where you aimed.