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The store currently lists version 3.0.1, updated 2024-04-11.
Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
Stop Animator is perfect for anyone interested in making stop action or time lapse videos.
• Full-screen capture window gets you a close-up view of each frame before it is captured
• Support for both portrait and landscape orientations
• Saves all your work to projects that can be picked up again later
• Adjustable frame rate allows for complete control over the production and style of the video
• Onion skinning and grid tools can help you decide how to compose each frame
• Option to capture automatically at user-defined intervals, perfect for creating time-lapse videos exactly how you want them
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New in version 3.0 • Completely redesigned user experience with a new capture interface, project library, and more. • Work on multiple projects at the same time and save your progress for later. • See a premium feature you might want, but don't want to commit to purchasing? Rewarded ads are now available to unlock fully functional demos. Release 3.0.1 makes minor updates to the App Store listing.
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