The animated GIF format can be used on web pages and presentations, and can also be imported into video editing programs like Windows Movie Maker to do other advanced tasks like adding sound or text, and saving in a regular video format.
Animators can choose to save their animation in two formats. Recent versions have allowed users to create, save, and open their own stick figures and pivot files, saved in the software's unique STK format Pivot or in X2P format PivotX. The animator can also choose the dimensions for the animation. On the other hand, the joint system ensures size-consistency. Because of this "joint" system, some effects can be difficult to create in Pivot, despite being easy in other animation programs. A Pivot user clicks and drags a stick figure's limbs, around pivots joints that marked as red circles. The program was later modified externally by Surfoleon and is now 'up and running' again. Despite being frozen since that time, Pivot has become an extremely popular freeware application, particularly in school communities. The author, Peter Bone, stopped working on Pivot after releasing Pivot 3. List of free and open-source software packages
Pivot received 5 star ratings from BlueSofts.
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