How To Make Ai STICKY Animation Videos Tutorial | Story Shorts & Reels That Go Viral!

Introduction

Creating funny and engaging cartoon animations has never been easier, thanks to the power of AI tools like Adobe Animation Maker. This tutorial will guide you step by step on how to bring your creative ideas to life using this free and unlimited tool. Let’s dive right in!

Getting Started with Adobe Animation Maker

1. Find and Open Adobe Animation Maker
   Start by searching for “Adobe Animation Maker” in your browser. Click on the first link that leads you to Adobe Express. You’ll see a “Create Now” button – click on it to begin your creative journey.

2. Choose Your Characters and Backgrounds
   Once you’re in the animation interface, you’ll find a variety of characters at your disposal. For this tutorial, I chose a character named "Sticky" because of its simplicity and humor. But don’t worry; there are hundreds of other characters to explore. Next, pick a suitable background; I opted for a "space" theme.

3. Set the Animation Size
   You can adjust the size of your animation based on your target platform, whether it’s for YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook. For story and reel formats, a 9:16 ratio is ideal.

4. Adding Audio
   To make your animation lively, you can record your voice directly in the tool by hitting the record button. Alternatively, if you want to use audio from a video clip, click on the browse option to upload it. I found a funny audio clip on YouTube that was perfect for my animation. Just download it using a YouTube video downloader and then upload it to Adobe Animation Maker. Remember to enable “enhanced speech” for clearer audio quality.

5. Preview Your Animation
   After processing, your animation will be ready to view. This straightforward process enables you to create eye-catching animations perfect for your social media stories or reels.

6. Making Edits and Additions
   If you’re satisfied with your animation, you can download it and move on to adding captions. I recommend using CapCut for this task.

Adding Captions with CapCut

1. Start a New Project
   Open CapCut on your device, create a new project, and import the animation video you downloaded.

2. Create Captions
   Tap on the text icon (the third one) and select "Auto captions." Choose your preferred language and generate the captions for your video.

3. Adjust Captions
   The captions may appear small at first, but you can easily increase the font size using the basic settings. There’s also an option to add engaging animations to your captions. Experiment with various templates to find the perfect fit for your video.

4. Changing Caption Colors
   Changing the color of your captions is crucial for visibility. I decided on yellow for my captions, but you can choose any color that works best for your video.

5. Export Your Finished Video
   Once you’re happy with the design, tap on the export button, name your project (e.g., “animation”), and choose where to save it. You can select video quality up to 4K or stick with 1080p, which works just fine. Finally, decide on the frame rate and format, then export your video. Your masterpiece is ready for the audience!

Conclusion

Now you know how to create engaging AI animations using Adobe Animation Maker and enhance them with captions via CapCut. This fun process allows you to share your creativity with the world, so let your imagination run wild! Stay tuned for more creative content!

Keywords

• AI Animation
• Adobe Animation Maker
• Sticky Character
• Video Editing
• Captions
• CapCut
• Animation Tutorial
• Social Media Videos

FAQ

Q: Is Adobe Animation Maker free to use?
A: Yes, Adobe Animation Maker is free and offers unlimited animations!

Q: Can I customize characters in Adobe Animation Maker?
A: Absolutely! There are hundreds of characters to choose from, allowing for plenty of customization.

Q: How do I add audio to my animation?
A: You can record your voice or upload an audio clip using the browse option in Adobe Animation Maker.

Q: What video quality can I export my animation in?
A: You can export your video in various qualities, up to 4K, but 1080p is usually sufficient.

Q: How do I add captions to my video?
A: Use CapCut, import your video, and select the Auto captions feature to add and edit captions easily.