The Simple Photo Animator is made to easily animate your simple photos with only a few clicks (in FullHD). All you need to do is draw a rough background mask and choose a preset. It is really that easy! Take a look at the tutorials and the UI of the script below and see for yourself. The controls are self-explanatory. No need to learn complex tools or a ton of hidden features. The most essential functions a Photo Animator must have are packed into this tool with the goal to easily get super fast results. Besides the script you find a few other controls within the AEP-file. Here you have a layer for your text which can be placed at any depth you like. Or it can be used for your own particles. Also included is the possibility to add camera blur. As another great feature all animation presets can be made loopable so you can create backgrounds or cinemagraphs for your website! So what are “simple” photos? Simple photos are photographs without objects covering the background. If a photo has objects in it that cover the background this most likely means that you have to mask that object in order to tell your Photo Animator what’s the object and what’s the background. Otherwise the object would get distorted. My professional Photo Animator (v5 PRO) is made for such tasks and with it you even have the possibility to give the impression of turning the objects. But it takes some time. The Simple Photo Animator on the other hand is made to animate simple pictures within seconds. High resolution pictures are recommended. The output resolution of the Simple Photo Animator is FullHD. Besides having the very easy to use features for simple photos, there are also powerfull advanced features: Object placement and advanced masking. Object Placement Easily add objects to your simple photos. Besides being able to place objects on the text-layer you can use any of 8 existing layers to add your objects or dust, particles, rain, et cetera. Advanced Masking If your photo doens’t qualify of being simple use the advanced masking techique to define more accurate depth masks. All tutorials are available online for you to watch, so you know exactly what you get: Tutorial 1: Main Tutorial Tutorial 2: Object Placement Tutorial 3: Advanced Masking