Moho Pro, developed by Lost Marble, is a professional 2D animation software specializing in vector-based rigging and bone animation. Unlike traditional frame-by-frame tools, Moho Pro leverages a sophisticated bone system, smart warping, and interpolation to create fluid, puppet-style animations efficiently. It is widely used for cut-out animation, motion graphics, and TV series production. Its primary competitors include Toon Boom Harmony, Adobe Animate, and CelAction2D.
Need hair to blow in the wind, or a tail to swing after a jump? Moho Pro includes a rigid body physics engine. You can apply "wind" to layers or use spring constraints on bones. This eliminates the need to manually keyframe secondary motion, saving animators hundreds of hours per project. moho pro animation
The crown jewel of Moho. Smart Bones allow you to create custom actions based on bone rotation. Moho Pro, developed by Lost Marble, is a
Moho Pro includes a hidden gem: Physics engine for bones. You can attach a "chain" of bones to a character’s hair or cape and enable physics. When the character stops moving, the hair will bounce and settle naturally without the animator having to touch it. Its primary competitors include Toon Boom Harmony, Adobe
For background elements like trees blowing in the wind or dangling earrings, the physics engine automates secondary action, adding a layer of polish that would take hours to keyframe manually.
LostMoho is notorious for rigging, but it hasn't abandoned traditionalists. The Pro version includes a robust frame-by-frame layer. You can seamlessly switch between bone-controlled vector art and hand-drawn raster effects (like a magic sparkle or a smear frame). You can even combine the two—rig a character, but hand-draw their cape.
Corporate explainer videos require clean lines, precise motion, and fast revisions. Moho’s ability to change a character's pose globally (using "Actions") means client revisions ("Make him point instead of wave") take 2 seconds instead of 2 hours.