Choose the motion style
Try presets such as Fade, Quick lift, or Bounce. Preview the result against the tone of the campaign.
Static design → Automatic motion
Your banner design is ready. Give it a first animation with a preset, preview the sequence, and refine the parts that need your eye. Turn static artwork into an animated ad without setting every entrance and exit by hand.
For agency and in-house designers taking approved artwork into motion.
A starting point for motion
Rebuilding entrances and exits for every new banner is repetitive work. Foldwrap generates motion from a preset and element timing, so you can start by judging the ad in motion.
Open a creative in Foldwrap or import your Figma frames. Keep text, images, and buttons as separate elements when you want them to animate independently.
Foldwrap generates the initial motion from the preset and element timing. Play the ad to see the entrances, exits, and frame sequence together.
Check the reading time, offer, and CTA. Adjust individual elements where the draft needs a different rhythm, then preview again before exporting.
One message, revealed in stages
A banner can introduce the offer, explain the benefit, and finish with an action. Bring multiple static frames from Figma to animate them sequentially, then preview how the message carries from one frame to the next.
A fresh
perspective.
Open with the campaign idea.
Made for
every day.
Give the benefit room to land.
Find your
next favorite.
Finish with a clear next step.
Automatic does not mean locked
Try presets such as Fade, Quick lift, or Bounce. Preview the result against the tone of the campaign.
Adjust timing or entrance and exit parameters where needed. That element switches to custom animation; the rest can stay preset-driven.
Use keyframes for more specific movement. Reset an element’s animation when you want to return it to the preset.
Try it on an editable design
Open a sample banner, choose an animation preset, and watch the result. Then adjust one element to see how automatic and custom motion work together.
Before you call it finished
Watch at the banner’s actual size. Check that the headline and supporting copy remain readable after their entrance animation finishes.
Check that the CTA and essential information are visible together. Replay the transition back to the beginning if the ad loops.
Once the motion is ready, choose your delivery format: native HTML5, video, or GIF. Need a different layout size? Continue with AI banner resizing.
Before your first animation
Open your design in Foldwrap and choose an animation preset. Foldwrap generates motion for the creative elements using the preset and their timing. Preview the result, adjust anything that needs attention, and export the animated ad.
No. Auto-animation generates a first draft without manual keyframe setup. You can leave elements in automatic mode, adjust individual timing and motion parameters, or use keyframes where you need more control.
Yes. Import multiple Figma frames to animate them sequentially. Review the order, transitions, and reading time so the frames form one coherent message.
Yes. You can edit individual elements in the timeline and Animate panel. Manual timing or motion changes switch the affected element to custom animation. Reset animation returns it to preset-driven behavior.
No. A flattened image is one creative element. Use separate text, image, and button layers if you want independent motion. Auto-animation does not reconstruct editable layers from a flattened picture.
No. Automatic animation adds preset-driven motion to an existing creative. AI ad generation is a separate workflow for creating a starting design from a brief. You can use automatic animation with artwork you already have.
Foldwrap supports native HTML5, video, and GIF export. Choose the format required by your placement and check the exported result against its delivery requirements.
Start with the artwork you have
Apply a preset, preview your banner, and make the first animation your own.