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Download Animated Designs as MP4 or GIF

Download your animated designs in high-quality MP4 or GIF, learn format limits, and ensure you select the correct type for your project.

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You can download your animated designs in high-resolution MP4 or GIF formats, with all transitions and animations preserved.

If your current plan is PRO or higher, you can export designs as either GIF or MP4:

  • Animated GIF – Dynamic, high-resolution output at 24fps.

  • MP4 Video – High-quality video suitable for ads, presentations, and social media

When downloading your design as an MP4, you can choose from four frame rate options. Each format supports different creative needs and publishing environments:

Frame Rate

Best For

Notes

24 fps

Simple or slow animations, email embeds, lightweight placements

Cinematic feel with the smallest file size

25 fps

Projects intended for Europe and other regions using the PAL broadcast standard

Choose this when a platform or client specifically requires 25 fps

30 fps (Recommended)

Most web and social platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn

Balanced quality and file size — ideal default option

60 fps

Fast motion, complex transitions, YouTube, TikTok, Reels

Ultra-smooth motion — larger file sizes and longer export time

Tip: Higher frame rates (like 60 fps) provide smoother motion but may increase file size and export duration.

Export limits:

  • Animated GIF – maximum 40 seconds

  • MP4 video – maximum 120 seconds

Exports may take a few minutes to process depending on complexity. Once one format has been generated, downloading the second format will be almost instant.

Note: There are two types of GIF downloads—static and animated. Animations will not apply to the static version, and only the first slide will be visible. Make sure you are downloading the correct version for your design.


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