Show HN: I built a web-based open-source motion graphics editor
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Re: Show HN: I built a web-based open-source motion graphics editor
#2My idea was to combine the simplicity of a tool like Canva or Kapwing, where you can easily search and drag and drop assets into the canvas, with more powerful features like keyframing, easing, masking, and more. I decided to make it free and open source, as I might add more to it in the future.
If you're curious I've been sharing how I built this on my newsletter, here's one of the issues I wrote a few weeks ago: https://www.getrevue.co/profile/alyssaxuu/issues/adding-imag...
Re: Show HN: I built a web-based open-source motion graphics editor
#3Re: Show HN: I built a web-based open-source motion graphics editor
#4I've been thinking about building a motion graphics editor for a while now, since I feel like After Effects can be pretty overkill. My idea was to combine the simplicity of a tool like Canva or Kapwing, where you can easily search and drag and drop assets into the canvas, with more powerful features like keyframing, easing, masking, and more. I decided to make it free and open source, as I might add more to it in the…
Re: Show HN: I built a web-based open-source motion graphics editor
#5I've been thinking about building a motion graphics editor for a while now, since I feel like After Effects can be pretty overkill. My idea was to combine the simplicity of a tool like Canva or Kapwing, where you can easily search and drag and drop assets into the canvas, with more powerful features like keyframing, easing, masking, and more. I decided to make it free and open source, as I might add more to it in the…
Awesome project, work and all (seriously). Don't let your self distract from it. Thanks for making it will use.