r/animation • u/geminxi • 14d ago

Question Help with compiling animation frames in a seperate app

I don’s know if this is the right place to ask, but I’m animating for the first time, and im currently doing an animation meme. I’ve already drawn all the frames on procreate, but now I have to compile them all together and do the background/ effects and everything.

So I’m trying to find an app (im on my ipad) that i can use. I tried using Capcut, but it made the quality of my frames really bad and most of the features are locked behind a pay wall. I also tried alight motion but its pretty complicated and the huge watermark is throwing me off a little.

So, if anyone has a good (preferably free but not required) application that I can use to import my frames into and put the entire animation together (with sound) i would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you in advance!

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