Cascadeur Mobile for iOS – Now Available on the App Store

We are grad to announce the official release of Cascadeur Mobile, now available for download on the Apple App Store!

Cascadeur Mobile brings high-quality, AI-powered animation tools directly to your iOS device, allowing you to create keyframe animations with ease, anytime and anywhere.

App Store Link : Download Cascadeur Mobile

Cascadeur Mobile includes a robust range of desktop features adapted for mobile:

AI AutoPosing : Our smart rig, powered by neural networks, enables quick and natural pose creation as AI adjusts body positioning for you.
Finger Controllers : Efficiently animate hand gestures and behaviors with intelligent finger controls.
AutoPhysics : Achieve realistic, lifelike motion while preserving your original animations' integrity.
Secondary Motion : Add dynamic shakes, bounces, and overlaps to bring characters to life.
Video Reference : Import videos as references into your scenes with a single tap.
AR Mode : Use augmented reality to place characters in real-world settings, ideal for on-the-go visualization.
Comprehensive Tools : Access a full suite of tools like Trajectories, Ghosts, Copy Tool, Tween Machine, and IK/FK Interpolation.

Freemium Model :

Free Access : Cascadeur Mobile is free to download with some feature limitations.
Unlock Full Functionality : Cascadeur Pro desktop users can log in to access the app's full features, or users can purchase full access via the app for $49.99/year or $7.99/month (€59.99/year or €8.99/month in the EU)

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