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Kdan’s 2021: A Year in Review

2021 is a year of flexibility, hope, and adaptation. Follow our step, we’ll be looking back on the past 12 months one more time before gearing up for an even more exhilarating New Year.

This past year has been filled with highs and lows. From navigating the ongoing pandemic to the re-opening of the world, it’s been a year of flexibility, hope, and adaptation. With the support of our growing community, we’ve made the most of 2021 and couldn’t be more excited for what 2022 will bring! We’ll be looking back on the past 12 months one more time before gearing up for an even more exhilarating New Year and previewing some of what you can expect from us.

Say Hello to the New Markup Extension!

An exciting app is now updated! With Markup Chrome and Edge extension, users can now utilize all the amazing features as before with a sleeker user experience!

We are beyond excited to announce the release of our newly-updated Markup Chrome and Edge extension! Markup users can now utilize all the amazing features as before with a sleeker user experience. Some new changes include:

New design: the theme is now Markup’s brand color, a feisty red-orange!
Better reading experience: the new Markup extension has the Auto Summary and article-saving features built in.

New updates are so exciting! Let’s dig a bit more into what the new Markup extension update offers.

The Story Behind Animation Desk – More than 2D Animation Software Development

Is it possible that animation could become more accessible? You may find the answer in this article.

Animation Desk made a breakthrough innovation as it was the first animation app on mobile devices in the market, providing a revolutionary way for artists to bring their imagination to life by drawing cartoon characters with ease and convenience.

At the time the animation market was very focused on animation software that users could only use on their PC or Mac. While this worked well in the early 2000s, another trend started to emerge at the end of the decade: smartphones. The rise of smartphones allowed any tasks that were meant to be done at a stationary desk in your home or office to be taken with you anywhere you go.

In 2009, as the first iPhone launched worldwide, the leaders at Kdan Mobile asked the question,

Is it possible that animation could become more accessible?

The Best 16 Animoto Alternatives in 2023

Every video editor has its own unique strengths that can satisfy different needs, so we put together a list to help you find the best Animoto alternative. Read on to find out the best alternative for you!

Videos engage your audience and display unique images of your brand — literally.

Animoto, a popular online video maker, lets you create unlimited projects on desktop and mobile devices. You can create video clips, photo slideshows, video tutorials, and social media video content to pair with an upcoming blog post or to align with social media marketing tactics. It’s an easy drag-and-drop editor with many templates and stock images, so you don’t have to be professionally trained to produce great videos.

But Animoto is not the only video creator that can do the trick! Every video editor has its own unique strengths that can satisfy different needs, so we put together a list to help you find the best Animoto alternative. Read on to find out the best alternative for you!

Types Of Remote Editing Jobs And How To Find One

Read on to learn the different types of remote editing jobs, as well as provide some resources for finding remote jobs in the industry.

An income and an interesting job without the hassle of annoying coworkers and long commutes — all from the comfort of your own home… Who wouldn’t want to be a remote worker?

Remote job searching has been steadily on the rise, even before working-from-home became the norm with COVID-19. Remote work, or “working from home,” involves working from anywhere in the world for a client or employer. The remote working industry takes advantage of advanced technology to match employers with potential employees. Internet access is the only thing you need to find a job. Many remote working programs also end up hiring remote freelancers for full-time remote positions as well.