Animatrice For Mac

GIF animations represent a great medium for sharing cute moments or making jokes, but also for delivering short usage tutorials or simple yet essential indications in a visual manner.

Animatrice is a small yet versatile software solution that can produce GIF files starting from photo collections or video recording. Note that Animatrice can also capture screen activity or grab your camera’s video feed.

To start using the app, you need to decide which source you want to use for the project. You can directly drag and drop the image files you want to stitch together on top of the app’s main window or choose to record new content.

Animatrice can capture the activity on your screen, or you can use for the recording any camera connected to your Mac. As soon as the recording process is over, Animatrice will switch to the editing area.

Note that you get to export the projects as animated GIF, PNG, or WebP files, as MP4 or WebM videos, or as TIFF stacks. Depending on the format, you can also specify the GIF encoder you want to use, the background color and if you want to preserve the alpha channel, or the TIFF compression standard.

In the GIF editing area, you get access to trim, cropping, and drawing tools. You can also include text or other images in your animation, or decide to censure certain areas.

At the same time, the Settings panel enables you to adjust the FPS (Frame Per Second) rate, to set the output image size, and to decide if you want to keep the aspect ratio.

When working with videos, Animatrice allows you to preview the effects in real time, so you can see the final result before exporting. On the other hand, if you opt for using image sets, you can edit each frame.

Bottom line, Animatrice puts together a collection of tools and capabilities that deliver a streamlined solution for quickly creating animations can be exported to popular file formats, such as PNG, GIF, WebP, and so on.

Animatrice can work with content put together from photo sets or video recordings, but can also grab your screen or camera activity and switch to the editing module just as smoothly.