Exporting Animations
Animations can be exported as MP4 / WebM video files or as animated GIFs.
While the 3D view is shown, "Export an animation (3D)" exports a video of the 3D view. → Exporting the 3D View
Export settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Format | MP4 / WebM / GIF. WebM is shown only when the browser supports it. |
| Method | Frame-by-frame rendering (recommended): renders each frame one at a time into the video. It does not depend on playback performance, so no frames are dropped. Playback capture: records the screen during playback. Set the scale factor. |
| Resolution | Chosen for frame-by-frame rendering. For GIF, choose FHD / Normal / Half. |
| Frame rate | Frames per second. 24fps is recommended for GIF; 30fps or more may lose the characteristics of a GIF. |
| Bitrate | Video quality (MP4 / WebM). |
| Add progress bar | Adds a bar showing the playback position to the GIF. |
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Camera Animation and Effective mode are included in the exported video.
Running the export
Click "Export" to start the export. Progress is shown, and you can cancel partway. Another export cannot be started while one is in progress.
When the export finishes, a preview is shown and you can download the file with a file name of your choice.
WARNING
- MP4 / WebM export requires a browser that supports video encoding (WebCodecs).
- High-resolution, high-frame-rate exports take more time and memory. If an export fails on an iPad or similar device, lower the resolution.
Watermark
On the Starter plan, each project can be exported three times without a watermark. From the fourth export onward, a watermark is added. Canceled exports are not counted. → Export Images & Video