Canva Launches Cavalry Studio: Free Motion Design Tool for Animators
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Adithya Shreshti
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Summary
Cavalry Studio, a free motion design tool by Canva, has launched on Product Hunt. It offers real-time 2D animation, motion design, and data-driven workflows for animators and motion designers, available for download on Mac and Windows.
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· 3 pulledFree Motion Design tool by Canva
Real-time 2D animation, motion design, and data-driven workflows - built for animators and motion designers
Download Cavalry free on Mac or Windows
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