Best 2D animation/drawing software for science youtube videos?

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The discussion centers on selecting effective 2D animation software for creating educational content in science, particularly for YouTube presentations. Users express a need for software that combines simplicity with robust features, such as text integration and animation capabilities. Recommendations include Toon Boom, which is highlighted for its user-friendly interface and extensive functionality. The conversation emphasizes the importance of software that allows for customization, such as altering background colors in images like the periodic table.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of 2D animation concepts
  • Familiarity with educational content creation
  • Knowledge of integrating multimedia elements in presentations
  • Experience with graphic editing tools
NEXT STEPS
  • Research Toon Boom features and pricing for educational use
  • Explore alternatives to Toon Boom, such as Adobe Animate and Moho
  • Learn about integrating animations into PowerPoint presentations
  • Investigate best practices for creating engaging science videos on YouTube
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Educators, content creators, and YouTube video producers focused on science education who seek effective tools for 2D animation and presentation enhancement.

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Hi which 2D animation software would be good for adding simple animations in science class and for youtube presentations?.
Eksamples would be: how galvanic cells work, simple biology drawings of cells, DNA etc.

I’d like a program that’s quite straight forward but also gives me a lot of features, such as mixing texts, animation, powerpoint. For eksample I have a picture of the periodic table , it would be nice if i can cut it into the 2d drawing software, select and change the background color of the elements of interest into yellow.

What programs do you use? And what could you recommend?

So far I've considered toon boom after reading a bit about it :)
 
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Thank you, toon boom still looks quite attractive :)
 

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