Control the order
Let the product establish the scene before the offer enters. Move individual elements on the timeline to change their start time.
Foldwrap / Ad Animation Studio
The headline needs room to breathe. The product should arrive first. The CTA disappears too soon. Fine-tune your banner’s motion with editable timing, presets, and keyframes — right in your browser.
For designers polishing motion for client and in-house campaigns.
Motion with a job to do
A polished banner is more than an entrance effect. Decide what appears first, what stays visible, and where the motion settles. Then use the timeline to make that sequence happen.
An illustrative six-second sequence
01 / Reveal → 02 / Read → 03 / ActLet the product establish the scene before the offer enters. Move individual elements on the timeline to change their start time.
Separate movement from the moment the copy is still. Adjust entrance and exit timing so the offer and supporting text can be read.
Give the CTA a clear final moment. Preview the full sequence to check that competing motion has settled before the banner ends.
A first draft. As much control as you need.
Start with automatic animation. Refine individual elements where the brief calls for it. Different elements in the same ad can use different animation modes.
Choose an animation preset to establish the feel of the ad. Automatic animation gives you editable motion to preview before you decide what needs more attention.
Explore animation modesMove or resize an element’s timeline bar to adjust its timing. Fine-tune entrance and exit parameters in the Animate panel. Manual changes switch that element to custom animation.
See the timeline controlsConvert an element to keyframes when it needs more than an entrance and exit. Adjust position, scale, opacity, or rotation at different points in time, and refine easing between them.
Read the keyframe guideFrom review note to finished motion
Small feedback should lead to a specific edit. Here is where to start with the notes that come back from review.
Adjust the headline’s exit timing to keep it visible longer. Replay at normal speed and read the full message, including the small print.
Stagger the product, headline, and CTA on their own timeline rows. Keep one clear focal point as each part of the message arrives.
Refine its entrance parameters, or use keyframes and easing for a more specific movement. Leave the other elements on their existing animation.
Use entrance-only or exit-only animation paste to reuse just the part you need. Preview the transition with the rest of the ad before finishing.
Copy motion / Keep the campaign in step
The CTA hold is approved. Now the leaderboard and skyscraper need the same timing. Copy motion from your finished size to matching layers in another, while keeping that size’s layout, text, and images in place.
Choose what to copy: element motion, element timing, and creative-level settings. The result stays editable, and you can undo the copy.
Explore Copy motionOne approved size → the next format
Uncertain matches stay unchanged; locked layers are skipped. Check movement distances in the new format and adjust where needed.

Try one real edit
Play an editable example. Pick the headline, change when it enters, and replay the result. Then try holding the CTA longer. Use the same creative to explore HTML5, video, and GIF export.
Before you open the timeline
No. Start with an automatic animation preset, then adjust element timing. Keyframes are available when you need a particular movement or multiple changes within one element’s animation.
Yes. Move or resize an element in the timeline, or adjust its animation parameters. That element switches to custom animation. You can also convert it to keyframes or use Reset animation to return it to preset-driven behavior.
Adjust the element’s timing in the timeline or Animate panel so it exits later. Preview the complete ad to check the readable hold, the final frame, and the total duration required for your placement.
You can animate position, scale, opacity, and rotation at multiple points in time. Drag keyframe markers to change timing and set easing between segments to refine the movement.
Yes. Copy and paste animation between elements, including entrance-only, exit-only, and a mode that preserves the target timing. For another banner size, Copy motion from matches layers and copies the selected motion and timing settings. Inspect the matches and preview each result.
Foldwrap is browser-based software for designers and creative teams. You edit and preview the animation yourself. The same editable creative can be exported as HTML5, video, or GIF; check the current plans for export access.
Another step in your workflow?
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Read the delivery guideThe design is ready. Make the motion yours.
Turn the next round of feedback into timing you can see, edit, and replay.