Want to learn Storyboard Pro and storyboarding in general for free? Now if we could just get Wacom to do a Cloud model! 😉 To see more about Toonboom’s new Storyboard Pro pricing head over to their site.

This in and of itself is a huge boon for storyboard artists seeking to use the software since the standalone version will set you back $950 and most freelancers can’t afford that cost easily. Word is Toonboom will be phasing out Toonboom Studio and Toonboom Animate in October of this year.Īs for Storyboard Pro, you now have the option to do a subscription which will cost you $38 per month. To see a list of different features of the various versions of Harmony available head over the the Toonboom site for more info. Premium of course has all the bells and whistles that full blown Harmony has. The Advanced version gets you a number of other features including four Art layers as well as the ability to see 3d models placed in a scene by a Premium version but not access or edit them.

Now you can pay annually, monthly, or buy a perpetual license which is more or less buying it outright without a subscription.įor Harmony, $15 a month will get you the Essentials version which seems to be fairly robust except for the one Art layer limit and no 3d capabilities.

Big news today in the world of animation as Toonboom has just released a new subscription model for both their Harmony suite AND their very popular Storyboard Pro software to reflect the new Cloud business model like Adobe and Autodesk have done in the last two years.

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