Motion is a great motion graphics application. That's a significant difference in price, but it doesn't really seem fair to me to compare the prices of the two applications, because their capabilities are so different. And it looks to me like the lowest-priced way to get it is stand-alone for about $21 per month (assuming you get their annual plan).Ĭompare that to Apple Motion which is about $50 on the Mac app store (a one-time purchase), and so far, updates have been free (though I expect that could change at some point in the future). The only way to purchase current versions of After Effects is through Adobe's Creative Cloud subscription offerings.
(And I'm still shocked that it's only a $50 application, considering everything it can do.) I'm very comfortable with it, and frankly I love it. I periodically live in Motion for weeks on end.
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My last experience using After Effects was several years ago and only on a handful of simple projects - I was learning the application.Ĭompare that limited After Effects experience with my Apple Motion experience, where I regularly spend 40+ hours per week working in Motion, making Final Cut Pro themes, templates, and other projects. I'm saying all of this even though I've only used After Effects for a few projects, and I'm far more experienced with Motion. I don't need all the features of After Effects, and I don't want to pay the higher price. Motion is excellent for my needs, so it's my tool of choice for motion graphics. It also costs a lot more and isn't as compatible with Final Cut Pro as Motion is.Īm I switching to After Effects from Motion? No, I'm not. It's a lot more powerful and is considered to be the industry standard in motion graphics.
This is something a lot of folks have asked about, so I thought I'd answer this question directly with my personal opinion:Īfter Effects is much better than Motion. Which is better, After Effects or Motion?
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