AniTuner Documentation

Make a little animation your own. Start with a sample cursor or an image, adjust its frames, then save it for Windows or share it as an animated GIF.

New to AniTuner? Meet animated cursors and choose your starting point.

Open your first animation Start with an ANI, GIF, AVI clip or bitmap strip.

From an image to an animated cursor

1. Bring in your images. Open an animation or import individual frames.
2. Set the movement. Edit the frames, change their timing and choose the cursor's hotspot.
3. Save and try it. Save an ANI file and test your cursor, or export an animation.

Find the detail you need

The frame editor Timing, transformations and your external image editor.

Size and transparency Resize cursors and understand their color depth.

Animation formats GIF, AVI, bitmap strips and the original export options.

AniTuner disassemblies Work with an ATD description and its PNG frames.