Motion
Reuse element entrances, exits, and keyframes. Carry the approved animation style into the next format without rebuilding each effect.
Approved motion → The rest of your ad set
The animation is approved. Now the leaderboard and skyscraper need the same sequence. Copy motion and timing to matching layers in another size, review the result, and keep the whole set editable for the next client revision.
For agency, studio, and in-house producers delivering multi-size banner campaigns.
Reuse the animation you already refined
Your rectangle, leaderboard, and skyscraper have their own layouts. Foldwrap matches layers between sizes in the same creative and copies the animation settings you choose. Text, artwork, and layout stay in place.
Reuse element entrances, exits, and keyframes. Carry the approved animation style into the next format without rebuilding each effect.
Copy element frame and duration settings. Bring the headline, offer, and CTA into the same sequence across your set.
Include the overall animation preset, frame delay, and loop setting. Select these separately from element motion and timing.
From one finished size to the next
Import your banner layouts from Figma or create size variants in Foldwrap. Refine the animation on one size to use as your source. Consistent layer names and grouping help match separately imported layouts.
In the target size’s menu, choose “Copy motion from…”. Select the finished source variant from the same creative.
Select the settings this size needs, then click “Copy motion”. For a timing revision, you can copy timing without replacing the element motion.
Review the timeline’s matching results, play the full animation, and adjust anything that needs attention at this size. Repeat the copy and review for each remaining variant.
Illustrative production brief
The client likes the motion but needs more reading time at the end. Refine the timing on your source size, then copy timing to the other variants. Preview each result before sending the revised set.
Each copy updates one target size. Later source changes require another copy.
The final production pass
The timeline shows matching results. Layers without a confident match keep their existing motion and timing. Check those layers and refine their animation manually where needed.
Movement distances copy unchanged. An entrance that works in a rectangle may need adjustment in a narrow skyscraper. Watch for clipping, reading time, and the final CTA hold.
Once the set is ready, export your HTML5 banner ads, video, or GIF. Check dimensions, file weight, animation duration, and click tracking against the destination’s requirements. Use the HTML5 banner validator for an additional file check.
Before you copy to the next size
Yes, when the sizes are variants in the same Foldwrap creative. Consistent layer names and grouping improve matching between separately imported frames. Inspect the matching results after each copy.
The copy preserves the target’s text, artwork, and layout. It applies the selected motion, timing, and banner settings. Movement distances copy unchanged, so preview the animation and adjust it for the target dimensions where needed.
No. Each copy updates one target variant in the same creative. If you edit the source later, copy again to the sizes that need the revision. This is not a live link between all banner sizes or separate creatives.
Yes. Motion, element timing, and overall banner settings are separate choices. Select timing alone to copy frame and duration settings to matched layers while keeping their existing motion.
Layers without a confident match keep their existing motion and timing. Locked layers are skipped for motion and timing too. The timeline shows the matching results for review. Overall banner settings still apply to the whole size if you select them.
Yes, the selected motion and timing settings replace those on matched, unlocked layers. Lock a layer to protect its motion and timing, or deselect settings you want to keep. You can undo the copy and continue editing the result.
Yes. Foldwrap supports native HTML5, video, and GIF exports. Preview each variant and check its exported file against the destination’s specifications before delivery. Copying motion does not guarantee platform acceptance.
Start with a motion preset, or adapt your existing creative to a new canvas. Refine that result before copying approved motion.
Keep the next revision manageable
Copy the settings you need. Review each layout. Deliver a consistent animated ad set.