2D Animation Video Services

2D animation cost depends on length, complexity, the number of custom characters, and add-ons like scripting and voiceover.

A simple motion-graphics piece costs far less than a character-driven brand film.

Vidico prices 2D animation inside flat monthly subscription plans rather than per-project quotes, so the cost stays predictable. Take the Vidifit Quiz for a tailored range.

2D animation is the art of creating movement in a two-dimensional space, using flat characters, scenes, and objects drawn by hand or built with vector software.

It covers explainer videos, motion graphics, whiteboard animation, and animated ads. For B2B brands, 2D is the fastest way to explain a product or process clearly.

Yes, 2D animation still requires rendering. Rendering is the step that turns drawn frames, vector layers, and effects into a final video file.

It is far less computing-heavy than 3D rendering because there is no lighting, texturing, or camera depth to calculate, which is one reason 2D projects move faster.

Timeline depends on length, complexity, and how many revision rounds you need. A short motion-graphics piece moves fastest, while character-heavy or longer explainers take more time.

On Vidico’s subscription plans, projects speed up after the first one because the brand templates and animation style are already built. Your producer maps a schedule at kickoff.

Yes, you stay involved at every stage. Vidico shares the script, storyboard, and animation drafts for your review, and an assigned producer keeps you updated between milestones.

You approve the direction before each phase moves forward, so there are no surprises at final delivery.

Yes, Vidico animates in whatever 2D style fits your brand: hand-drawn, vector, cel-shaded, kinetic typography, or character-led.

The team can match an existing brand aesthetic or build a new one from your colors, fonts, and tone, then localize the same style across global markets for distributed campaigns.

2D animation services fit B2B and SaaS marketing teams that need to explain a product, onboard users, or run video ads at volume.

They also suit product launches, fundraising, training, and brand campaigns. Any team selling something complex or abstract benefits from turning it into a short, clear animation.

Yes, you can bring your own script and ideas. Many teams arrive with a rough script, a deck, or a clear brief, and Vidico’s writers shape it into a tight animation script.

If you would rather start from a blank page, the script gets written for you as part of the project.

Revisions are built into every 2D animation project. After the storyboard, and again after the first animation draft, you give feedback and the team adjusts visuals, pacing, and timing.

On Vidico’s subscription plans, revision rounds are included in your monthly fee, not billed as extra change orders.

2D animation is usually the best choice when clarity, speed, and budget matter most. It is faster and cheaper to produce than 3D animation, easier to update, and ideal for explaining abstract ideas like software workflows or data. 3D is the better fit for photorealistic products and physical mechanisms.

A 2D animation project delivers more than one video. Vidico cuts each animation into social versions, ad variations, GIFs, and still frames for email and landing pages, all formatted for their destination platform. One project fuels campaigns across your whole funnel instead of producing a single asset.

Yes, Vidico delivers 2D animation through monthly subscription plans that also cover video, design, and motion graphics under one fee.

There are no per-project quotes or bidding cycles, and unused budget rolls over. Each project builds reusable brand templates, so your cost per video drops over time instead of climbing.

Choose a 2D animation studio on three things: relevant B2B work in your industry, a clear production process, and proof of results rather than just a nice reel.

Ask how revisions, scripting, and final files are handled before you sign. Vidico shares its full process and case studies like HoneyBook, whose explainer A/B test lifted waitlist signups 9%.