Published 6/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 6h 50m | Size: 3.35 GB

Learn Adobe Animate CC by creating characters, tracing, rigging, and animating step-by-step. Ideal for YouTube & content

What you'll learn
Create 2D animations using Adobe Animate CC from scratch
Design and rig cartoon characters for smooth animation
Animate walk cycles, facial expressions, and lip sync
Export animations for YouTube, social media, and web

Requirements
No prior animation experience needed—just basic computer skills and Adobe Animate CC (trial or licensed version)

Description
This course is designed for anyone who wants to master 2D animation using Adobe Animate CC — from beginners to aspiring content creators. You'll learn how to draw, trace, rig, and animate your own cartoon characters step-by-step. No prior animation experience is needed. In this course, we start from the basics — setting up your workspace, understanding tools, and tracing character designs. You'll learn how to break a character into body parts, use layers, and convert artwork into reusable symbols. These foundational skills are essential before diving into complex animations like walk cycles and lip syncs.Whether you want to create content for YouTube, freelance as an animator, or build your own animated series, this course gives you the practical skills you need to bring your ideas to life.In addition to character tracing and rigging, this course will guide you on how to build your workflow efficiently using layers, symbols, and groups. You'll understand how to structure your character for smooth animation, saving you time in future projects. Whether you're planning to animate for YouTube, freelance work, or your own short films, the knowledge from this course will give you the creative confidence to start your animation journey today.i will waiting for you and thanks for joining me

Who this course is for
Beginners, hobbyists, YouTubers, and aspiring 2D animators who want to create professional-looking animations using Adobe Animate CC