Moho Pro 14 | Professional animation software for PC and macOS

I've been a loyal user of Moho, for a while. This animation software is great, although it's not without its challenges. One thing that sometimes tests my patience is the frame-by-frame animation process. It can be a real headache when the vectors don't align perfectly, making it impossible to fill areas with the paint bucket tool. As someone who primarily does frame-by-frame animation, this can be quite a hassle.Where Moho Pro shines brightly is puppet-style animation, thanks to its robust bone system. It's truly a solid program, offering great value for its price. One thing I appreciate a lot is its no-subscription model, a refreshing change from options like ToonBoom or CC.What I find intriguing about Moho is its versatility with vectors. Unlike raster images, vectors in Moho can be scaled to any resolution, which is a big plus. It's important to remember that the software isn't limited to vector-based animations alone. It also handles image-based rigs and even dabbles in 3D, providing a wide range of creative possibilities.One of the software's strengths is its flexibility – you're not bound to use bones or rigs, as it fully supports frame-by-frame animation. This versatility is a major reason why Moho stands out to me compared to other animation software I've tried. I've been using Moho since version 8 and it's my favorite because it feels comprehensive enough without locking you into proprietary assets or subscriptions. It strikes a perfect balance, offering an 'all-in-one' experience that's both empowering and liberating for animators.

Wanted to learn how to make short animated videos and cartoon type series, heard good things about Moho and so far I am very impressed!You can do vector drawings directly in the program, it's totally possible to create an entire project/animation with only this one program. I have some basic photoshop and editing experience which does help. There are a ton of wonderful tutorials for using this program, including a full break down of what the program can do with step by step instructions with photos on the moho website.So far, I have one project in the works, probably more ambitious than I should have for a first time ha! I've got figures created, skeletal bones set up (and linked to the specific layers), layer masking, color gradients, everything you need. It's very beginner friendly and I haven't had any issues yet with getting the animations started, making eyes move and flames dance, it's so much fun. VERY time consuming, it's not something you're going to load up and have a full minute cartoon done from scratch in one night. I feel very confident that I will make something pretty cool for my first time, I'm already happy with what I was able to get the program to do. The only thing I haven't played around with yet is adding the music/audio tracks. I'm still probably at least a month away from getting to that point. I'll update review if I have any major pros or cons to add once my first project is done.Quick and easy install, no issues running the program, so far no crashes. I highly recommend!

Finding no-subscription software these days seems like looking for a four-leaf-clover at times. I want to own my software outright, and many of the companies that choose instead to milk you forever - like adobe - have actually made me convert to other software even if I need to learn a new program. Forgoing a subscription is a major point for Moho.I'm a newcomer to this program, but I've been very impressed with its versatility, the ability to work entirely inside Moho alone, and that it can make multiple types of animation. It uses a lot of familiar terminology and tools like bones and layers, so I've been able to pick it up without issue. I do not feel overwhelmed by the program, so its very friendly to beginners and newcomers.

Don't expect something that deals in 3d, but think about the many animations and games that are essentially 2d animated stories, and you will be on the right track when one thinks of the software that creates those.It has lots of cool features that basically allow you take an image, apply effects, and control things like expressions (eyes, mouth, nose, contortions, etc) and a little meter pops up that allows you to control those elements.All of this is a very basic explanation aimed toward beginners or those that aren't familiar. For those familiar with Moho, little more explanation is needed. They have been a name for a while, and it was awesome to be able to get my hands on this and start building some animations for a side project I am working on

I never really heard of Moho until I saw this. After some research though it appears to be a popular brand and application. I got it because I'm always interested in learning new things and animation is one of them. At first glance the app seems intimidating but there are so many tutorials online. It was simple to learn after learning the controls.

Very beginner friendly and easy to use. I had a bit of difficulty trying to register the program with the serial key but i found an FAQ online about how to fix any register errors, which i'll explain below:Open command prompt, click folder options, and checkmark 'show all hidden files', then go back to the program and open it as administrator.That should resolve any registering issues you might have.

This is my first time using a 3D animation software so the learning curve is steep. However, there are a lot of YouTube tutorial videos for this software so you will not be lost. East to learn and follow along.

The delivery of this software was fast.No problems with the software itself. It's a good animation option if you like the configuration/approach to animation that they have.The packaging was good, service seems solid.Overall, no complaints.