You can now get your in-betweens sorted in less than a minute while keeping the authentic, hand-crafted feel of the animation intact. It works natively in Toon Boom and all you have to do is highlight your key's and Flicker does the rest.
Flicker only works for Toon Boom Advanced and Premium versions, and you can check it for free at flicker.bruceanimation.com
I run a small freelance business in 2D animation, and one of the biggest challenges I ran into early on was balancing turnaround times with reasonable production costs.
As a smaller freelancer, there’s also less room for error when managing deadlines, revisions, and multiple clients at once.
To help with this, I started using a tool called Flicker for generating in-between frames between my keyframes.
What I liked about it was that it didn’t replace my workflow, I still controlled the key poses, timing, direction, and overall animation intent but it significantly sped up parts of the production process that normally take the most time.
Because of that, I was able to complete projects faster, take on more client work, iterate on ideas more quickly, and become more competitive while charging standard rates.
It fit pretty naturally into my existing pipeline rather than forcing me to work differently which was pretty nice
Still early tech in some ways, but I’ve found it genuinely useful for freelance animation workflows.
I run a small freelance business in 2D animation, and one of the biggest challenges I ran into early on was balancing turnaround times with reasonable production costs.
As a smaller freelancer, there’s also less room for error when managing deadlines, revisions, and multiple clients at once.
To help with this, I started using a tool called Flicker for generating in-between frames between my keyframes.
What I liked about it was that it didn’t replace my workflow, I still controlled the key poses, timing, direction, and overall animation intent but it significantly sped up parts of the production process that normally take the most time.
Because of that, I was able to complete projects faster, take on more client work, iterate on ideas more quickly, and become more competitive while charging standard rates.
It fit pretty naturally into my existing pipeline rather than forcing me to work differently which was pretty nice
Still early tech in some ways, but I’ve found it genuinely useful for freelance animation workflows.
Don't have the resources or time to animate? Struggling to afford animators? Try out Flicker a new tool that does the in-betweens between your key's.
Unlike traditional tweening, this isn't interpolation, but a tool that consistently understands your style, keys, and animation with minimal input needed. Great tool for those who have great ideas but struggle to express in the form of a moving image.
Try it for free at flicker.bruceanimation.com
Don't have the resources or time to animate? Struggling to afford animators? Try out Flicker a new tool that does the in-betweens between your key's.
Unlike traditional tweening, this isn't interpolation, but a tool that consistently understands your style, keys, and animation with minimal input needed. Great tool for those who have great ideas but struggle to express in the form of a moving image.
Try it for free at flicker.bruceanimation.com
Working on tight budgets? Not able to get enough done? Or just needing help with your 2d animation at twice the speed and less money?
Try out Flicker a new AI-powered tweening tool that is more than just interpolation, but a tool that understands your style and animation.
You can check it out for free at flicker.bruceanimation.com or dm me to try it out in your workflow for free as we'd love to see how it works with you!
I drew two keyframes in sketch book, scanned them, and put them through a program called Bruce-Interp and it kinda came out ok
curious what others think?
The newly released model is called Bruce-interp and can handle up to four key-frames while also being prompt assisted.
The demo linked above features the first frame and last frame being drawn by a human, while everything else in between those key's are generated by an AI.
You can try it for free at interp.bruceanimation.com