Alternatives to Gamelabs Studio

Rive

Rive suits designers and teams building animated content for apps, products, games, or other supported runtime platforms.

LibreSprite suits people making pixel-art sprites and 2D animations who want layer, frame, palette, and export tools.

Live2D Cubism

Cubism suits illustrators and creators who want to animate drawn artwork for uses such as games, apps, streaming, or animation.

LoongBones suits animation creators who need skeletal animation tools and exports for supported runtime engines.

Plask Motion

Plask Motion suits people who want to derive body animation from video and apply it to imported 3D characters.

It suits animators who need tools for character rigging, skinning and keyframe animation on Windows or macOS.

SpineBones

SpineBones suits 2D animators targeting game engines, 2D frameworks, or compositing workflows.

DeepMotion Animate 3D

Animate 3D suits people who want to convert recorded movement into 3D animation, including work involving multiple people or custom characters.

SpriteStudio suits designers creating 2D sprite animation, including for game development.

Pro Motion NG

It suits artists making pixel graphics, animations, sprites, tiles or game maps, particularly for handheld systems and web games.

Pixelorama

Pixelorama suits people making pixel art, animations, or game graphics, including users who need tilemaps or desktop command-line exports.

Spine

Spine suits game developers and animators building 2D skeletal or cutout character animation for use in games.

It suits 2D animators who want browser-based skeletal rigging and PixiJS export.

AccuRIG suits Windows users preparing varied 3D characters for animation and the listed host applications.

Mixamo

It suits creators who need rigged humanoid characters or animations for film, games, interactive projects, illustration, or 3D prints.

Spriter

Spriter suits game creators who need timeline-based 2D animation, exports for games, or tools such as inverse kinematics and lip-sync.

SkelForm

SkelForm suits game creators who need 2D skeletal animation tools and can work with a required runtime.

TexturePacker suits game developers and artists who need to organize and optimize sprite assets for supported engines or a custom engine.