Compare Animation Desk and Pencil2D 
- Users report that Pencil2D offers a more intuitive interface for beginners, making it easier to start animating without a steep learning curve, while Animation Desk is praised for its advanced features that may overwhelm new users.
- Reviewers mention that Pencil2D excels in traditional hand-drawn animation capabilities, allowing for a fluid and organic animation style, whereas Animation Desk is noted for its versatility in supporting both raster and vector graphics, appealing to a broader range of animation styles.
- G2 users highlight that Pencil2D's open-source nature allows for community-driven improvements and customizability, while Animation Desk's subscription model provides regular updates and new features, which some users find beneficial for ongoing projects.
- Users on G2 report that Pencil2D has a more straightforward export process, making it easier to share completed animations, while Animation Desk offers more export options, including various file formats, which can be advantageous for professional use.
- Reviewers say that Pencil2D's support community is robust, providing ample resources and forums for troubleshooting, while Animation Desk users mention that the quality of support is higher, with quicker response times from the support team.
- Users report that Pencil2D has a lower entry-level price, making it accessible for small businesses and individual animators, while Animation Desk's pricing reflects its more extensive feature set, which some users feel justifies the cost for serious animators.
- An all-access pass to the holistic content creation suite, featuring Animation Desk, Write-on Video, NoteLedge, Markup, and Pocket Scanner
- + 1 TB Kdan Cloud storage
This application is pretty useful and what I like most about it is that the free version is not bad either. It includes a set of brushes, a storyboard video tutorial, text fonts, beautiful stamps and an ability to use different font colors. This is enough...
When I first looked at this software tool, well what is the different than the old Paint? However in my work I have to analyze and test, But as I went along I saw that it was much more, What I like best is that it is intuitive, easy to use and the has more...
The fact that I can't use it for drawing 3D graphics. Maybe its coded in C++ hence that's the reason the team is not able to make enhances but it would have been great if this tool comes with a 3D animation support as well.
This application is pretty useful and what I like most about it is that the free version is not bad either. It includes a set of brushes, a storyboard video tutorial, text fonts, beautiful stamps and an ability to use different font colors. This is enough...
When I first looked at this software tool, well what is the different than the old Paint? However in my work I have to analyze and test, But as I went along I saw that it was much more, What I like best is that it is intuitive, easy to use and the has more...
The fact that I can't use it for drawing 3D graphics. Maybe its coded in C++ hence that's the reason the team is not able to make enhances but it would have been great if this tool comes with a 3D animation support as well.
