Got questions? Good.

A stick-figure animation app where you type your idea — “two stick figures have a sword fight” — and the AI Animator plans the key poses and animates it for you.

Yes. That's exactly who it's for. You describe what should happen; the AI Animator does the posing and the in-betweens. No drawing needed.

It works alongside your skills. You get drawing and stick-figure tools, a timeline to work frame by frame, and MP4 export. Use the AI Animator to get a scene moving fast, then make it yours by hand.

Yes — what it makes lands in your project as normal frames, so you can change them with the drawing tools. Editing by chatting (like typing “make it slower”) is coming soon, before the beta opens. See the roadmap.

Nothing to install — it runs in your web browser at app.diamondanimator.com (it opens October 20, 2026).

Diamond Animator works only on computers. Works on any computer — Mac, Windows or Chromebook — in your web browser. Not on phones or tablets. There is no phone or tablet version, and no phone app. You can still read this website on your phone and get early access there — we'll email you the link to open on your computer.

Yes. Export your animation as an MP4 video and post it wherever you like.

It was built by an animator. The AI Animator follows real animation rules: wind-ups before big moves, easing in and out, follow-through, weight that bends arms and legs, impacts that match what gets hit, feet that stay planted, and poses you can read. That's what makes motion feel right instead of floaty.

Right now, yes — Version 1 is stick figures, with moves like walks, runs, punches, kicks and sword fights, and effects like fire, water, lightning and explosions. Versions 2, 3 and 4 bring more complicated, better scenes and more than stick figures. We don't promise dates. See the roadmap.

1 AI credit = 1 message to the AI Animator. Each plan comes with a set number of credits every week (see below).

Change it by hand with the drawing tools, or try your idea again with more detail. Soon you'll also be able to just tell it what to change (that part is coming soon, before the beta).

Weekly plans, three to choose from:

• Starter — $10/week, 150 AI credits a week
• Creator — $15/week, 400 AI credits a week (most popular)
• Studio — $20/week, 1,000 AI credits a week

Prices are a draft and may change before anything is charged.

Compare the plans

Really free, and no card needed. You get 14 days with Creator features and 150 AI credits. The trial opens on October 20, 2026. Get early access and we'll email you the day it opens.

The app locks unless you pick a plan. There's no free plan — but because there's no card on file, you're never charged by surprise. You choose.

The beta opens October 20, 2026. The first 50 people on the early-access list get 25% off their first year — joining is free, just your email. Subscribe to Animator Builder on YouTube for a 10% code (shared on the channel); both together = 30% off, the most anyone gets. See the beta page.

You pay a little at a time instead of one big bill up front. The smallest plan starts at $10 a week.

The rules are on our Refunds & Cancellation page (a draft until a lawyer checks it). Questions? Email support@diamondanimator.com.

It's for anyone with an idea — and it was built by a kid. Arthur, who built it, is 12. If you're under 13, you need a parent or guardian to say yes and help set things up.

A weekly plan with a set number of AI credits each week (1 credit = 1 message to the AI Animator). Start with the free 14-day trial — no card needed — so your child can try it before you pay anything.

Read our Privacy Policy and Children's Privacy page. They're drafts until a lawyer checks them. Anything unclear? Email support@diamondanimator.com.

They're on our Acceptable Use & AI page and the AI Credits Terms (drafts until a lawyer checks them).