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Easily create, collaborate and publish videos on any computer to grow your audience and increase your revenues! Create stunning stop motion videos in your browser! No downloads or installs required. Adjust your images, add titles, filters, music or green screen effects.
Make movies on your smartphone, laptop, desktop, Chromebook, tablet. Cloud Stop Motion is a powerful stop motion animation package which runs directly in the browser on any modern device. There is nothing to install, everything is saved to the cloud. Switch device seamlessly at any point.
Create stop motion movies or videos in a matter of minutes. Just add your videos and photos, split the video into frames, or use freeze frame to turn footages into still images, finally select all scenes and adjust duration to make them last shorter. Create Stop Motion Now.
Create a stop motion animation out of your video with the online and free editor.
Turn any video into stop motion using Kapwing’s online stop motion maker. Simply upload your video, choose your frame rate and speed, and you’ve got your stop-motion video! If you have images, you can also make a stop-motion video from photos.
Easy to use stop motion video maker. With VEED you can create Stop Motion videos online. There’s no software to download, you don't even need an account. Try it now! You can add your videos to VEED and easily adjust the frame rate to create that Stop Motion effect.
CapCut is a creative, easy-to-use stop motion maker with professional tools and royalty-free assets. Import your photos to make a stunning stop motion video by it.
Take your stop-motion animation to the next level with Stop Motion Studio and your full-size DSLR camera! Create professional-quality stop-motion animation with the app's advanced camera controls. Easily control objects and movements using Live View.
Fast and Easy Stop-Motion Maker. Fastreel lets you make a stop-motion video easily – just upload your file, click a couple of buttons, and see the result in seconds.
Stop motion is an animated filmmaking technique in which objects are physically manipulated in small increments between individually photographed frames so that they will appear to exhibit independent motion or change when the series of frames is played back.
