Animate Your Own Series with Cartoon Animator

Learn to create a scene, rig a character with bones, and assemble them into a single animation in Cartoon Animator 4, with background sounds and moving clouds.

Learn to create animated scenes in cartoon animator 4 by loading a background, adding ambient background sound, and animating a cloud with keyframes, transform, and opacity.

Rig bones to animate the character, use the sprite editor to create mouth open and closed states, and save the character for later projects.

Combine your scene and character to animate the bird’s up-and-down movement, tail and beak using keyframes, bone edits, and the sprite editor, with chirping sound effects.

Master video editing basics by importing clips, arranging scenes, and applying transitions and filters. Export a polished 1080p mp4 after adding background music.

Learn to create a simple character named Tom and a background using Adobe Illustrator by shaping and manipulating basic elements, focusing on a clean, eye-pleasing art style.

Design a G3 head in Illustrator by building head parts (ears, hair, eyes, brows, nose, mouth) on separate layers and exporting a clean PNG for Cartoon Animator.

Design torso by building neck, chest, and stomach in illustrator with layered shapes and rounded corners, shirt and pants blocks, then export and test with the head in cartoon animator.

Create the legs for your cartoon character in illustrator, draw dark silver thighs, export as png, and align with the torso to complete the lower body.

Create the arms using a rounded rectangle, remove the stroke, and fill them black to match the long-sleeve shirt. Prepare for rendering in Cartoon Animator.

Select a rectangle and apply round corners to shape the shoe. Resize, center, group with the logo, duplicate as needed, then save and export the project for Cartoon Animator.

Create south park–style hands with a stroke-free ellipse and color, finishing the character’s hands with the head, torso, legs, and arms, then import into Cartoon Animator to assemble and animate.

Create a simple, clean background in Adobe Illustrator using basic shapes for the floor, wall, door, and cabinet, then prepare for import with Cartoon Animator.

Convert a head image into a morph-based head with the face editor, align control points for eyes and mouth, then preview and save for later use.

Assemble a G3 character body by replacing template parts with illustrator PNGs, align and rig bones, and test with bone preview to ensure proper movement.

Combine your Illustrator character and background in Cartoon Animator 4, then learn motions, lip syncing, facial expressions, props, and camera movements to animate a full scene.

Import the background and character, attach props, record voice or use text-to-speech for lip syncing, apply motion templates and face puppets, then use the camera to frame and render.