Would-be YouTube stars can sign up for an extended trial copy of CrazyTalk Animator 3 PRO, and free video training at Reallusion’s booth, at this year’s VidCon.

VidCon, the YouTube creator’s expo for today’s online video stars and tomorrow’s next YouTube celebrities will showcase this week. Reallusion uses the event to demonstrate its CrazyTalk Animator 3 animation tool to help video content developers garner video engagement. YouTubers who are interested in animation can visit the Reallusion booth to sign up for an extended trial of CrazyTalk Animator 3, with online video training. Users simply need to fill out their basic information in order to receive an invitation email to download their extended trial.

Those qualified YouTubers can then upload their animated videos, or reviews, to YouTube and mention CTA3, and link back to the main CrazyTalk page in order to receive a full-version copy of CrazyTalk Animator 3 PRO worth $179.

In today’s YouTube environment users are always looking for ways to stand out from the crowd. CrazyTalk allows users to customize their video effects by animating trademark logos, images, or text with just a mouse. YouTubers can create custom virtual 2D hosts which they can composite with real video footage, along with animated assets to give their channels their own personal style.

“Our delivery times are very short, and one of the things that allow us to meet these schedules is CrazyTalk Animator due to its speedy workflow.” says Pablo Escalona, from LunaCreciente YouTube Channel.

For over a decade, CrazyTalk has been the go-to-tool for beginners and professionals who need quality animations in record time. YouTubers choose to use CrazyTalk thanks to its short learning curve, flexible interface, quick workflow, vast motion libraries, online content store and more.

The list of YouTubers that use CrazyTalk Animator 3 includes names as 442oons (Weekly Animated Football News),  LunaCreciente (Musical Children’s Channel), Super Kids TV (Children TV Network), Garry Pye, a comic artist turned professional animator and Linguaspectrum, a popular language channel created by a teacher.