Learn Adobe Animate from Scratch

This tutorial shows us how we can open a new document or how we can create a new document and save it with a name that we want to give it.

In this tutorial we learn about our workspace in Adobe Animate, what the various tabs are and how we can manage and even customize our workspace for it to be most convenient for us to use.

This tutorial is the first of four that introduces and explains the tools and also gives us a brief about how to and what to use them for.

This tutorial is the second of four that introduces and explains the tools and also gives us a brief about how to and what to use them for.

This tutorial is the third of four that introduces and explains the tools and also gives us a brief about how to and what to use them for.

This tutorial is the last of four that introduces and explains the tools and also gives us a brief about how to and what to use them for.

This tutorial shows us what the timeline is, how we can use it when animating. For example creating key frames, controlling how long to expose which drawing and so on.

In this tutorial we cover the properties tab and its use just like the timeline tutorial.

In this tutorial we learn about symbols, how they are important for animation in Adobe Animate and how we can create, use and manage them.

This tutorial shows us how we can move symbols around the stage area, and how we can use motion tween and classic tween for our animation

This tutorial is the second in the series of mask tutorials that shows a working example and one of the many things we can do with the mask tool. We create the illusion of a rotating ball using the mask tool in this tutorial.

This is the third tutorial in the mask series. In this tutorial we learn to create another wonderful example of water animation using the mask tool

The final tutorial in the mask series. This tutorial shows us how we can use the mask tool in another way.

This tutorial shows us how to use motion guides in our animation. This is a very important tool when we want certain objects to move along a pre-decided path.

This tutorial introduces us to the camera tool which is a new tool in the Flash program that preceded Animate CC. This tool includes several features of the camera and makes it easier to us to work when we want certain in our videos that are camera oriented.

This tutorial shows us the process of tracing our animation assets, converting them into vector format and then rigging them so that they are ready to be animated.

This tutorial shows us the use of a rigged background and how to animate it using what we’ve learnt so far in the course

We learn to create a parallax effect in this tutorial. We pan different layers of the background at different speeds to get a very realistic and convincing effect of real-time motion.

In this tutorial we see how we can animate a scooter that seems to be moving on the road without actually moving it forward using loops and background pans

In this tutorial we see how to animate a ceiling fan using the tools we’ve learnt so far.

This tutorial shows us how to use the motion guide to animate butterflies.

In this tutorial we see how to use the bone tool to create an armature to control the arm of the character.

This tutorial shows us how to use the motion tween and motion tween options. We also learn how to use key frames to improve our animation.