How to create animation effects in Canva

The Animation tool in Canva will create motion effects for the details in your design, creating a beautiful design as well as impressing the viewer. This Animation tool has different motion direction options for users to choose to apply to which details in the design, according to their creative ideas. The article below will guide you to create motion effects for designs on Canva.

How to Create Animation Effects in Canva

Step 1:

First, users open an existing design on Canva or start a new design from scratch. Next, in the design interface, click on the detail you want to use the motion effect.

Then on the toolbar you will see the Motion option to use.

How to create animation effects in Canva

Step 2:

Then on the left side of the interface displays a group of motion effects with different motion directions. Here you will choose the motion style for the details in the design according to your ideas.

How to create animation effects in Canva

Step 3:

When you click on the motion effect type, there will be additional options below for you to adjust accordingly. Each time you click on the motion type, the object in the design will be applied immediately for you to preview whether it is suitable or not.

How to create animation effects in Canva

Note that there will be some motion effect customizations that require the Pro version to be applied, so you need to pay attention.

How to create animation effects in Canva

Step 4:

Users can apply multiple motion effects to objects. If you want to delete an effect , click on it and select Delete Motion Effect below.

How to create animation effects in Canva

Step 5:

Finally, you adjust the design and preview the design after applying the animation effect, then download as usual. The design is downloaded as an MP4 video.

How to create animation effects in Canva

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