Adobe Character Animator
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Animates 2D characters in real time by tracking facial expressions and movements, integrates with Creative Cloud, supports layered artwork import, enables live streaming, lip-sync, drag-and-drop actions, timeline editing, and export to video.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Adobe Creative Cloud
Features
- Ad-free
- Keyframe Animation
- Dark Mode
- Animation Rigging
- Motion Capture
- Customizable triggers
Tags
- body-tracking
- character-animation
- Animation
- puppet
- creative-cloud
- lip-sync
- face-tracking
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Adobe Character Animator information
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Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $20 and $90 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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- English
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What is Adobe Character Animator?
Create a character and animate it with your own performance. Adobe Character Animator (formerly Character Animator CC) uses your expressions and movements to animate your characters in real-time. So when you smile or nod your head, your character does, too. It’s so fast, you can even stream your animations live.
Note: Adobe Character Animator is currently available with the “All Apps” or “All Apps + Stock” subscription plans.
Comments and Reviews
So far, so..kay. Imported some audio and used the audio analysis feature to sync a mouth (a built in project) to the audio. Worked great. Exported a puppet to bring into After Effects, and...? AE says no entiendo. Apparently importing the Character Animator project into AE is the proper method, so I tried that and got a "Failed to connect to Dynamic Server" error. Typical Adobe. Killed a few of their 18 million background processes that are always hogging resources, and hung up half of the time. That got it working.