Biteable, a good choice

Biteable is a program that allows you to create videos in a simple way.

To try out its features, I registered with the program and made a mini video.

I've been watching some tutorials to understand how biteable works.

we can register for free and use a google account.

I registered as a student and chose the video in presentation mode. When not asking how many videos we make, I chose the option that refers to more than three videos per month.

When we are in Biteable we can start by using a template or we can start with an "empty video". I consider it important to watch the tutorial that explains how to do it (https://app.biteable.com/social/templates#/ ).

The next step is to choose a template, edit it, and experiment with it until we get the desired effect.

See the sequence of steps when you use the Biteable:

When we are working on the video, biteable is giving tips to help us.

We can choose in which format we want to make the video, taking into account our final objective, that is, if we want it for the mobile phone, Facebook, website, among others. Four formats are available. I choose the site format.

We can choose another song, as we can see in the following image.

We can add videos and images in our sequence.

We can make a cut wherever we want, charging the arrow between the sequence of images/videos. Once we have the videos and images added, we can make the transitions.

Biteable is very intuitive and easy to use, but when we export the video, we have to upgrade and pay to be without the biteable watermark. Even if they don’t choose a template, it also happens to end up with the watermark. This may or may not be a problem. I prefer that it has no watermark, I even consider it to be a distracting element in the video.

I installed programs that I can work with and they don't have this problem, they are more complex, but they have a lot more options for working in animation. I work with programs like Opentoonz, Krita, and Premiere Pro.

Although I enjoy working with these programs, I always find it enriching to try others so that we can learn and know that there are other possibilities.

Biteable is a good option for people who are new to animation and need a simple, intuitive, easy-to-use program that still helps them by providing templates, images, and videos that they can use and change. Is a good choice.

References:

Biteable (s.d.) How to make a how-to video [online] available from:How-to Make A How-to Video (with Templates!) | Biteable (accessed 20th November 2020)