Easy Stop Motion Studio: 簡介動畫

Dear Easy Studio Why can’t you get us a tutorial my little sis and little bro uses this app on their computer and laptop to play but they don’t know how to play they can only change the screen colour it’s confusing for them From Simon(Spunki) BTW my real name is Theresa

When I did half of the Undertale animation, it crashed!!!

This is by far the best easy to use animation app out there you use shapes to make stop motion animations with ease if your good at drawing with shapes are victor graphics this wilt be easy o use just have to be very creative i find it very easy and fun to use I give it 5 stars no regrets.

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Ever since my little brother got this app, I LOVED it! I finally found it after all these years, and I still love it! 5 stars!

This app is a very good app because you can be creative and you get to make all your dreams come true and you make them a video

This app seems like it is made for babies. Your resizing system is very hard to use. It is very limited. I do not think it should be for 6-8 year olds because it seems like it should be for 3-5 year olds. I also think there should be voice allowed and I was trying to take a picture and the picture button would not work. I think you should also have two levels like an easier level like you have now and a harder level like maybe also being able to use voice and draw in your thing. It was really fun but kind of hard to use. The idea of making a picture all with shapes was very cool.

This game is fun and enjoyable but there needs to be more shapes allowed #nolimitonshapes And sometimes different creations we make get deleted somehow.

Don't buy

What a great app. In an age of loud, awful, 5-second bursts of noise and instant 'gratification', here is a quiet app that asks you to be patient. Your patience will be hugely rewarded. My 6 year old is learning how to use it, and sitting still started out as a challenge, but now that she is seeing her movie take shape she works harder for longer periods of time. Thanks to the designers for teaching something I thought was lost forever: persistence.