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FlipaClip review

Freemium#34 of 48 in 2D Character Animation SoftwareCartoon Maker SoftwareAndroid Drawing AppsAnimation Software

A beginner-friendly animation app with strong frame-by-frame tools and broad exports.

5.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

FlipaClip is a frame-by-frame 2D animation app for beginners, independent creators, and professional animators. Its strongest fit is for people drawing on iOS or Android devices, with support for Mac computers using Apple silicon. The free plan covers the core animation workflow, including a timeline, onion skinning, layers, drawing tools, audio, rotoscoping, project organization, and export to MP4, GIF, or PNG sequences. That makes it suitable for short animated clips, social content, and hand-drawn character work.

The animation toolkit is broad for a mobile-focused app. Onion skinning helps users view adjacent frames, while the frame viewer, project stacks, and up to 10 animation layers per frame support organized work. Drawing tools include brushes, lasso, fill, eraser, ruler, and text tools. Audio can be recorded, imported, and edited across multiple tracks. Rotoscoping works with imported videos or images, and the AI-powered Magic Cut feature creates image cutouts. This feature set supports traditional drawing-based animation, but the workflow remains centered on individual frames rather than rig-based character animation.

FlipaClip also offers practical output options and cross-platform access. Users can export MP4 files, GIFs, or PNG image sequences, and the app supports iOS, Android, and macOS. A free version is available, while FlipaClip Plus adds premium tools and removes limitations; the published pricing model is freemium, with a seven-day free trial. Choose FlipaClip if you want an accessible frame-by-frame tool for mobile animation and straightforward exports. Consider another product if your work depends primarily on character rigging or a rig-based production pipeline.

FlipaClip pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Frame-by-frame timeline with onion skinning and up to 10 layers per frame
    • Audio recording, importing, and multi-track editing support
    • Exports MP4, GIF, or PNG sequences on iOS, Android, and macOS
  • Where it doesn't
    • Its workflow centers on frame-by-frame animation rather than character rigging
    • The free version includes limitations that Plus is designed to remove
    • Plus pricing is presented in-app and may vary by app-store region

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