5 reasons why you should try the new animation software Linearity Move

Linearity Move screenshot
(Image credit: Linearity Move)

If you’ve ever felt hemmed in by the tools in Canva but feel intimidated by the steep learning curve of After Effects, then Linearity Move could be for you. This new animation and motion graphics creator, compatible with Mac and iPad, hits the sweet spot between overly basic and excessively complicated animation tools. 

Aimed specifically at designers, Linearity Move enables you to create marketing assets quickly and easily, speeding up your workflow and taking away the need to outsource animation or use more complex programs. “Animating in Adobe After Effects feels like doing math compared to Linearity Move,” said one user, Christoffer Englund, art director at Yadi Yada.

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