Giffact 1.1 is Now Available! 🎨 🎨
Giffact has a new version! With a redesigned interface, new tools, and even more possibilities for anyone who enjoys drawing and working with animation.
For those who haven't heard of it yet, Giffact is a free, open-source program that lets you draw over animated GIFs, frame by frame, using vector drawing tools.
The idea is simple: open an animation, use its frames as references, and trace over them to create smooth, editable lines. Once you're done, you can export your artwork as PNG or SVG files, even at resolutions higher than the original animation.
The program includes curve tools, a pen tool, point editing, line thickness and pressure controls, and individual layers for each frame. You can also see the previous and next frames while drawing, making animation work a lot easier.
This new version introduces a more modern interface with light and dark themes, optional neon effects, support for 10 languages, and improvements to the drawing tools. Giffact is also now available for both Windows and Linux!
Another great thing is that everything runs locally, so there's no need to upload your images or projects to external servers.
The goal behind Giffact is to provide a practical tool for anyone interested in studying movement, creating line art, or experimenting with 2D animation techniques. ❤️
If you enjoy drawing, animating, or simply trying out new creative tools, feel free to give Giffact a try!
đź”— Project: https://github.com/cleitinhodev/giffact
đź“Ą Download: https://www.bugzinho.com/giffact
