2D Animation Video Production for SaaS and Tech:pick the style that fits.
Line art, icon systems, isometric, flat and mixed media. Fixed fees from $1,000.
5 styles of 2D. When to use each.
Advids makes 2D animation video for SaaS and tech companies in 5 styles: line art for processes, icon systems for connected tools, isometric for places, flat illustration for new ideas, and 2D mixed with real footage when the proof is real output. Fixed fees start at $1,000.
Draw the process.
Line art and icon systems for workflows and integrations.
Draw the cost of scaling.
Use line art when the problem is a process, not a person.
One ring, every system named.
Use an icon system when the product connects many tools.
Set the scene in one frame.
Isometric and flat illustration for places and new models.
Show the whole station at once.
Use isometric when the buyer runs a place, not a screen.
Explain the model with one picture.
Use flat scenes when the idea is new and abstract.
Pair drawings with proof.
2D scenes set around real camera feeds and software screens.
Pair drawn scenes with real feeds.
Use mixed media when the proof is the real output.
Brief to delivery: 3 to 4 weeks.
- Goal and target metric
- Brand colors and fonts
- Screens or product photos
- Styles you like or dislike
- Fixed budget upfront
- Style frames to approve
- Script and storyboard sign-off
- Master 2D video
Fixed fees from $1,000.
Per 60-second video. No hourly billing.
Flat 2D, clear on-screen text.
Motion graphics and animated UI.
A story built around one buyer.
Detailed motion design and 3D.
Animation plus live action.
Rated 5.0 by clients.
Recognized by Clutch for animation
Client stories, on video
2D animation video FAQ
What is a 2D animation video?
A 2D animation video is drawn flat, in line art, icons, isometric scenes or illustrated characters, instead of being modeled in 3D or shot on camera. HID's 2D video draws a bus stop in isometric view, so a transit authority sees the validator, the queue and the bus in one frame.
Which 2D animation style fits my product?
Pick by what the buyer must picture. Line art suits a process, as AM-Flow's printers and workers show. An icon system suits software that connects many tools, like RPMGlobal's XECUTE ring. Isometric suits a place. Flat illustration suits a new idea. Mixed media suits proof that already exists on screen.
Is 2D animation cheaper than 3D?
Usually, yes. A 60-second 2D animation video at Advids starts in the Clean Design tier at $1,000 to $1,500, and detailed 2D sits at $1,500 to $3,000. 3D work typically starts in the Advanced Animation tier at $3,000 to $4,500, because every part has to be modeled, lit and rendered.
Can a 2D animation video include real footage or screens?
Yes. AxxonSoft's video sets 2D airport and mall scenes around real camera feeds and software screens, so each alert, such as "MAN-DOWN DETECTED", appears the way an operator would see it. The drawings carry the story, and the real screens prove the product works.
How long should a 2D animation video be?
As long as the one idea needs. AM-Flow makes its case in 1:16 because the story is one problem and one machine. HID needs 1:34 to show 4 reader models and 5 ticket types. RPMGlobal's runs 2:36 because it plugs in each mine system by name, from "FMS" to "Block Model".