Discover the fastest and easiest way to make clipart com alive...
Face To Face is a collection of animated "faces" you can add to clip art to make your videos talk.
Click below to watch this short 2 minute video to check 'em out...
Not only are you getting "speaking" faces to make clipart come alive, you're also getting an assortment of pairs of eyes, single eyes and mouths, to give you complete control over making clipart come alive.
You need flexibility to create your own characters. For example, let's say you want a talking cartoon fish. Most images of fish are of a profile or just one side. In this case you probably should only use one eye.
Another issue is that all faces aren't the same shape or proportion. For these images you can use separate mouths and sets of eyes to help you achieve the best possible placement.
Plus having separate sets of blinking eyes and mouths that speak also lets you mix and match them to create even more combinations.
I've also put together a ton of public domain clipart images from sites like Pixabay and Clker that work perfectly with your Face To Face animations that let you create all sorts of unique and attention grabbing characters.
I modified many of the images to work with your Face To Face animations so you don't have to hassle with this to make them as easy to work with as possible.
For example, I found a bunch of cartoon "faces" and removed their facial features so you can easily add your Face To Face animations to create a huge assortment of custom characters that talk and have eyes that blink.
Watch this very short 29 second video to see what I mean:
Your Face To Face animation collection includes:
But That's Not All!
You're also getting a HUGE collection of custom clipart to use with your Face To Face animations to make your very own animated characters and mascots.
Plus...you're getting a wide variety of CARTOON ANIMALS included for you to create even more unique animated characters and mascots to add to your PowerPoint videos:
Here's a quick video showing a few more examples of using Face To Face animations along with just a few of the graphics included in your Character Kit:
Makes Living Characters That Don't Speak Too!
You don't need to use the talking Speak Easies. You can use a combination of animated and static eyes and mouths to make a dramatic impact in your videos.
This short video below shows how much better just adding Speak Easies' eyes, and sometimes mouths, that don't "talk" makes clipart look in your videos.
The image on the left is untouched clipart from Pixabay. On the right are modified images with Face To Face animations using eyes and a few of the examples are using non-speaking mouths.
Sure, clipart is good for many uses, like on the web or in ebooks. However, when using images in video it's far more effective to have motion. Isn't that the point of video?
Face To Face animations make it extremely
easy to make your clipart come to life!
Customize your clipart characters even more with:
You're Getting It All!
Personal Rights:
Use in as many of your own projects
as you want.
Developer Rights:
Use in as many of your own projects
and your clients' projects as you want.
Immediate download
Note: You must include your characters in a project and may not sell them individually.
Requirements:
Face To Face will work with any program that supports transparent animated gifs, but I really recommend using them with PowerPoint. PowerPoint has a FREE 30 day trial, then is only $6.95 a month, so you can earn money before you spend a little bit of money.
Be able to download and uzip the files.
Discover the fastest and easiest way to make clipart com alive...
Face To Face is a collection of animated "faces" you can add to clip art to make your videos talk.
Click below to watch this short 2 minute video to check 'em out...
Not only are you getting "speaking" faces to make clipart come alive, you're also getting an assortment of pairs of eyes, single eyes and mouths, to give you complete control over making clipart come alive.
You need flexibility to create your own characters. For example, let's say you want a talking cartoon fish. Most images of fish are of a profile or just one side. In this case you probably should only use one eye.
Another issue is that all faces aren't the same shape or proportion. For these images you can use separate mouths and sets of eyes to help you achieve the best possible placement.
Plus having separate sets of blinking eyes and mouths that speak also lets you mix and match them to create even more combinations.
I've also put together a ton of public domain clipart images from sites like Pixabay and Clker that work perfectly with your Face To Face animations that let you create all sorts of unique and attention grabbing characters.
I modified many of the images to work with your Face To Face animations so you don't have to hassle with this to make them as easy to work with as possible.
For example, I found a bunch of cartoon "faces" and removed their facial features so you can easily add your Face To Face animations to create a huge assortment of custom characters that talk and have eyes that blink.
Watch this very short 29 second video to see what I mean:
Your Face To Face animation collection includes:
But That's Not All!
You're also getting a HUGE collection of custom clipart to use with your Face To Face animations to make your very own animated characters and mascots.
Plus...you're getting a wide variety of CARTOON ANIMALS included for you to create even more unique animated characters and mascots to add to your PowerPoint videos:
Here's a quick video showing a few more examples of using Face To Face animations along with just a few of the graphics included in your Character Kit:
Makes Living Characters That Don't Speak Too!
You don't need to use the talking Speak Easies. You can use a combination of animated and static eyes and mouths to make a dramatic impact in your videos.
This short video below shows how much better just adding Speak Easies' eyes, and sometimes mouths, that don't "talk" makes clipart look in your videos.
The image on the left is untouched clipart from Pixabay. On the right are modified images with Face To Face animations using eyes and a few of the examples are using non-speaking mouths.
Sure, clipart is good for many uses, like on the web or in ebooks. However, when using images in video it's far more effective to have motion. Isn't that the point of video?
Face To Face animations make it extremely
easy to make your clipart come to life!
Customize your clipart characters even more with:
You're Getting It All!
Personal Rights:
Use in as many of your own projects
as you want.
Developer Rights:
Use in as many of your own projects
and your clients' projects as you want.
Immediate download
Note: You must include your characters in a project and may not sell them individually.
Requirements:
Face To Face will work with any program that supports transparent animated gifs, but I really recommend using them with PowerPoint. PowerPoint has a FREE 30 day trial, then is only $6.95 a month, so you can earn money before you spend a little bit of money.
Be able to download and uzip the files.