Start with an example
Use Try the animated drawing. It creates an editable flower on a 640 × 360 canvas, not a prerecorded animation. Live mode previews movement while you edit.
For your own work, use New canvas or upload a JPG, PNG or WebP photo. GIF export is available for a canvas or still image; an imported video uses video export instead.
Make the movement yours
Select the drawing layer and change its animation, intensity, bend spacing and cadence. Use low intensity for subtle line movement, or a stronger brush signature for a sketchier result.
Use smoothing when drawing with a mouse. Shift helps with regular shapes. Add a paint layer underneath if you want a still illustration below the moving strokes.
Control when the drawing appears
Use Layer timing to move the drawing’s time bar and adjust its start and end. Entry and exit controls change how it arrives and disappears. Play the whole loop before exporting.
Save the local project before downloading if you want to continue editing. Only one saved project is kept in that browser; clearing browser data removes it.
Export and check the result
Choose Export GIF. GIF output is limited to a 6-second loop, up to 960 pixels on the longest side and 20 fps. The built-in example is shorter. GIF has no sound and at most 256 colors.
Choose video instead for more detailed photos, smoother color gradients or an imported video. Downloading releases the editing session, so save your editable project first.