Friction is a lightweight 2D animation and motion graphics tool designed to provide a modern and efficient workflow for creating vector-based animations. It focuses on simplicity while offering essential features such as keyframe animation, timeline editing, and curve-based motion control. The application is built to be fast and responsive, enabling real-time feedback during animation editing. It supports exporting animations to various formats, making it suitable for use in games, web content, and multimedia projects. friction emphasizes a clean interface and streamlined tools to reduce complexity while maintaining creative flexibility. Its architecture is designed to be extensible, allowing future enhancements and integration with other tools. Overall, it provides a minimal yet capable environment for 2D animation production.

Features

  • Keyframe-based animation with timeline editing
  • Vector-based drawing and motion control
  • Real-time preview of animation changes
  • Export to multiple formats for different platforms
  • Lightweight and responsive user interface
  • Extensible design for future enhancements

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Categories

Video

License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Programming Language

C++

Related Categories

C++ Video Software

Registered

2026-04-24