Convert MOHO to ANME

Understanding Moho and ANME file formats

Moho is a popular 2D animation software developed by Smith Micro and later by Lost Marble. It is widely used for creating vector-based animations and supports both frame-by-frame and bone rigging techniques. The native project files created by Moho have the .moho extension (previously known as .anime in earlier versions).

The ANME file format (.anme) is the older project file extension used by Moho when it was called Anime Studio. Both .moho and .anme files store animation data, layers, vector drawings, and rigging information, but the .moho format is used in newer versions of the software.

Why convert Moho to ANME?

Converting a .moho file to .anme may be necessary if you need to open your project in an older version of Moho (Anime Studio) that does not support the newer .moho format. This ensures compatibility and allows collaboration with users who have not upgraded their software.

How to convert Moho to ANME

There is no standalone converter for .moho to .anme because both formats are proprietary and closely tied to the Moho software. However, you can perform the conversion using Moho itself by saving your project in the older format.

1. Open your .moho file in Moho Pro (preferably version 12 or later).
2. Go to File → Save As.
3. In the Save as type dropdown, select Anime Studio File (*.anme) if available.
4. Choose your destination folder and click Save.

Note: Not all features from newer Moho versions are supported in the older .anme format. Some advanced tools or effects may be lost or altered during conversion.

Best software for Moho to ANME conversion

The best and most reliable way to convert .moho to .anme is by using Moho Pro itself. No third-party converters are recommended, as the file structure is proprietary and complex. Always use the official software to ensure the integrity of your animation project.

Tips for successful conversion

• Before converting, make a backup of your original .moho file.
• Test the converted .anme file in the target version of Anime Studio to check for compatibility issues.
• Consider simplifying your project if you encounter errors during conversion.