Jumsoft Releases Keynote Animations 6.0

Jumsoft releases Keynote Animations 6.0 for Apple Keynote presentations. The collection maintains over 100 animated objects, which are designed to add something more than just a few small details to presentations. Keynote Animations 6.0 is compatible with all Keynote versions from 4.0 onward.

With the release of Keynote Animations 6.0, Jumsoft furnishes customers with more outstanding additions and more options with which to illustrate their Keynote presentations. Keynote Animations 6.0 includes over 100 animated objects, which will allow customers to add more than just a few small details to that special presentation. The collection consists of 25 new motion objects, such as Aquarium, Mouse, World, and Curve of Growth, as well as 100 motion objects from the previous version of Keynote Animations.

Keynote Animations 6.0's collection includes animated objects illustrating various situations from daily life. That's why almost every animated object can be applied in business, science, education, engineering, law, and many other fields. For example, the motion object Curve of Growth perfectly illustrates statistical information in research studies, growing business profit, and much more. Keynote Animations 6.0 will meet the needs of family members and business partners or its animated objects are usable in every stage of life.


What is perhaps most exciting is that each of the motion objects has a transparent background. Thus, they will always suit the background color of customers' presentations documents. Moreover, Apple users can create extra-special effects. They can resize, rotate, or overlap the animated objects, as well as increasing or decreasing their opacity or adding shadows. As mentioned above, Jumsoft always seeks to expand the number of fascinating options it offers.

Keynote Animations 6.0 is compatible with all Keynote versions from 4.0 onward. It is also compatible with Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Express, and Motion. In addition, if a Keynote presentation is exported as a movie, it can also be played on PCs with QuickTime.

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