Pictures and video animations in a just a few clicks!
Tell your stories with style
PulpMotion’s got a full menu of visual themes that incorporate your media into clever animations that will wow your friends and family, impress your clients and colleagues. You can even create your own fake newscast like Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert!
PulpMotion helps you tell stories with style.
Create fun animations using your own pictures, videos and music!
Simply drag and drop your preferred photos or movies, then add your own music, apply a visual theme from the PulpMotion slideshow themes menu and you’re done!
Features overview
More than 40 gorgeous themes let you present your data in innovative ways.
New themes are added regularily.
Custom themes can be created for your special needs.
Easy To Use
Clear user interface lets you create stunning compositions in seconds.
No movie editing knowledge required. All your creations can be done by “drag & drop”.
Hierarchical layout lets you access the relevant sections.
Interactive Presentations
Pause the composition at any time to watch the embedded video play.
When paused, the soundtrack of the current video can be automatically activated.
Choose whether video soundtracks should be played during presentation or export.
Choose whether the video media should be played for the full length.
Adjust automatically the compositions parameters so that the animation duration matches the soundtrack duration.
Keyboard based navigation inside a composition; Skip Backward and Forward to reach the desired media.
FullScreen zoom effect lets you bring the current media to full screen and display additional information while the composition is in pause.
It’s nice to share and it’s easy, too!
What people are saying…
“PulpMotion is a fun app and that’s no fiction!” -Dennis Sellers
MacsimumNews
“Not since ComicLife have I had this much fun with photos on my Mac. Seriously.” -Alexis Kayhill – Mac360
“Most impressive slideshow template!” -Kelly Turner, MacWorld
System requirements
1 GHz G4, G5, or Intel processor
1 GB of RAM (2 GB recommended)
Quartz Extreme compatible card (all recent Macs do)
An iSight camera or DV camera (optional)
Internet connection required for registration.
Requires Mac OS 10.5 or above.
Fully compatible with Snow Leopard (Mac OS 10.6).
For plenty more information (and a screencast) about PulpMotion, please visit PulpMotion.com.
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June 20th, 2010 at 10:13 pm
Any chance of getting this discount for the pro version?
While Aquafadas software is ok it is very expensive & the updates are very costly too.
June 20th, 2010 at 10:51 pm
Completely agree with ploth. I have not upgraded my Aquafadas applications because of their expensive upgrades. They had a recent promo (maybe 50%-off, but I can’t remember) and even then I passed.
June 21st, 2010 at 4:13 am
@Eddie – lol yes I loaded up my cart with 3 pro versions for the 50% off…but I just couldn’t bring myself to be locked into their huge upgrade fees again.
June 21st, 2010 at 7:33 am
Seriously? The Advanced version is $80 better than the regular version? I looked at the comparison chart and it doesn’t APPEAR to be that much better. I guess you’d have to download them both and see. I bought version 1, then upgraded to 2, but have only really played around with the app. It’s fun and cool, and I think it’s worth $29. I don’t know if it’s worth $49, to me, anyway, and I definitely don’t know about upgrading to the high priced advanced version.
I wish they would quit doing this with the two versions. Seems like more and more apps have two versions now. I don’t like it. We should stage a revolt!
June 21st, 2010 at 8:22 am
I’m in the same boat as the others. Not willing to pay for the expensive upgrade for a program that I don’t use that often…..
June 21st, 2010 at 2:01 pm
Seriously, in what respect is €19 an expensive upgrade for a competent program like PulpMotion?
I do also find the use of two versions, one “standard” or “lite” and one “advanced” or “pro” to be a very good approach. If I want access to a competent program but I think it’s to expensive it’s a very good idea by the company to offer a cheaper version that lacks some of the more “professional” tools. This is also a very common approach. The most obvious that comes to mind is Adobes Photoshop/Premiere and Elements. Apples iPhoto and Aperture or iMovie and Final Cut and so on.
The problem for me is if I really need all of the features in this very competent program. The things one can do is astonishing. I will have to decide if the slideshow features in Aperture3 is enough for me or not…
June 21st, 2010 at 7:33 pm
Q: “Seriously, in what respect is €19 an expensive upgrade for a competent program like PulpMotion?”
A:
It’s expensive since upgrades represent 51%-79.6% of the price.
It’s expensive because some version upgrades should be minor releases and not major upgrades every year.
Just like ploth, I had 3 items in my shopping cart for the 50% promo. I even reached the point of looking at the games they offered to see if a purchase would be worth it, but for me it wasn’t, and this is considering that the discounts also applied to upgrades!
I like Pulp Motion advanced, but not enough to pay for a yearly upgrade fee.
$29 is not a bad price for this one, BTW. The problem starts with their regular prices and upgrade fees.
June 21st, 2010 at 9:54 pm
Other competing programs do as good or better job – but cost less – the pro version has features that are vital (IMO) and often in other software.
…and the Upgrade Costs for Pro version are too high when they are only small updates.
Look at the cost of Aperture 3 – and the HUGE jump from Aperture 2. This is a program many pro photographers use extensively – and costs way less with continual free updates. Aquafadas gives Apple a bad name.