/r/FrameByFrame/

r/FrameByFrame

23k members
r/FrameByFrame is a subreddit with 23k members. The community frequently discusses animation, 2d, stop motion, short film, and learning, and the most common flair used is digital animation, stop motion, showreel, traditional animation, and storyboard.
Welcome to r/FramebyFrame, a subreddit dedicated to all forms of frame-by-frame animation. From traditional hand-drawn animation to digital animation, stop motion, and storyboarding, this community is a place to share your creations, collaborate with other animators, and learn from one another. Whether you are a professional animator or just starting out, we invite you to join our supportive community and be a part of the exciting world of frame-by-frame animation.

Popular Topics in r/FrameByFrame

#1

Animation

256 posts
#2

2d

58 posts
#3

Stop Motion

34 posts
#4

Short Film

21 posts
#5

Learning

14 posts
#6

Oc

13 posts
#7

Music

12 posts
#8

Lego

11 posts
#9

Series

11 posts
#10

Short

8 posts

Flair Used in r/FrameByFrame

#1
Digital Animation
: ""Glummy""
49 posts
#2
Stop Motion
: "Two Clay People Demonstrate a Kaiju Fight"
18 posts
#3
Showreel
: "cheating birds"
8 posts
#4
Traditional Animation
: "Flour sack"
5 posts
#5
Storyboard
: "You never change... | OC ANIMATIC"
5 posts
#6
Question
: "Made this quick running bird cycle entirely in my browser what do you think?"
2 posts
#7
[FOR HIRE]
: "[FOR HIRE] 2D Animator and Character Artist looking for work $10/sec USD"
1 post

Member Growth in r/FrameByFrame

Yearly
+2k members(10.4%)

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Last updated: October 24, 2026