Pixaloop APK
Pixaloop can turn photos into editors for dynamic images
Published by Dashuai
41 Ratings27 CommentsAPK Details
| Category | Video Players & Editors |
| Last Updated | 2019-03-23 |
| Latest Version | 1.0.6.2 |
| Size | 12.16 MB |
| Installations | 5000+ |
| Android version | 5.0 and up |
| Content Rating | Everyone |
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Pixaloop APK Description
Pixaloop uses new photo art! Use the new Pixaloop app to animate your photos and give them a new look. Choose an animation to process one or several elements and draw the viewer's line of sight to any part of the photo. Pixaloop has the photos you want to live, photo edit, and photo landscaping.
unlimited art
You can animate any element on your photo: some hair, waves, clouds or clothes. With the Pixaloop tool, you can control the animation precisely to achieve your creativity. Choose the speed at which you want to create moving parts: from the subtle flicker of the candle flame to Marilyn's signature white dress, to the waterfall, to the two-way escalator.
easily animate your photos
To animate a photo, place an arrow to define the motion in the image. Add anchor points and gradually slow down the animation area. Locks the movement of the photo component and keeps the particular component still, making it more realistic. Or, get an unreal, interesting phenomenon - reverse the direction or overflow of the water, violate the law of gravity, and then flow upwards!
unlimited art
You can animate any element on your photo: some hair, waves, clouds or clothes. With the Pixaloop tool, you can control the animation precisely to achieve your creativity. Choose the speed at which you want to create moving parts: from the subtle flicker of the candle flame to Marilyn's signature white dress, to the waterfall, to the two-way escalator.
easily animate your photos
To animate a photo, place an arrow to define the motion in the image. Add anchor points and gradually slow down the animation area. Locks the movement of the photo component and keeps the particular component still, making it more realistic. Or, get an unreal, interesting phenomenon - reverse the direction or overflow of the water, violate the law of gravity, and then flow upwards!