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VectorMotion is an app that allows you to work with vector graphics, for Free, with absolutely no ads, whatsoever. The features are so many, it's not worth trying to list them all. The SVG export function was the only thing missing from…
This is literally the best animation app I have EVER used! At first, I had a hard time figuring out the tools, but once I started playing with it, I learned in no time! I HEAVILY appreciate that there are no ads! 10/10 recommend this for…
They aren't lying about how it's ad-free and all, but it's too laggy and when I do the right tweening or whatever it doesn't work and kicks me out, there's a major bug that the developer needs to fix— the app is good, it has alot of…
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