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Moho review

#59 of 106 in Animation SoftwareCartoon Maker Software2D Character Animation Software

A perpetual-license 2D animation tool with capable rigging, physics, and game-engine exports.

3.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Moho is desktop 2D animation software for professional animators, studios, digital artists, hobbyists, and first-time animators. Its toolset combines vector drawing, skeletal character rigging with forward and inverse kinematics, frame-by-frame animation, timeline editing, lip sync, physics, particles, dynamics, and a 3D workspace. Layered PSD and SVG import support helps connect artwork with animation workflows, while exports to Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, Blender, and glTF extend its use into game development and 3D software. It runs on Windows and macOS and is sold as a perpetual license rather than a subscription.

The two plans separate entry-level animation from advanced production features. Moho Debut 14 costs $59.99 one time and includes 2D puppet rigging, vector drawing tools, PSD import up to 10 layers, timeline and audio tools, and video and motion tracking. Moho Pro 14 costs $399.99 one time and adds advanced 2D rigging with Smart Bones and Vitruvian Bones, PSD integration, custom meshes, physics, particles, dynamics, wind, a graph-mode timeline, full HD export, and a 3D camera. The one-time model may suit buyers who prefer perpetual software, while the large gap between tiers makes feature selection important.

Moho's strongest case is focused 2D character work: rigging, frame animation, lip sync, custom meshes, liquid shapes, and bone-based dynamics sit alongside drawing and timeline tools. The 3D workspace adds extrusion, inflate, lathe, and camera tools without changing the product's central 2D focus. Its main constraint is platform coverage limited to Windows and macOS, so it is not a fit for teams requiring another operating system. Choose Moho for affordable character animation and export-oriented workflows; consider alternatives if AI features or broader platform support are priorities.

Moho pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Perpetual licensing starts at $59.99 one time
    • Advanced rigging includes Smart Bones and Vitruvian Bones
    • Exports to Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot, Blender, and glTF
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only on Windows and macOS
    • Moho Pro 14 costs $399.99 one time
    • No AI features

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