In short: Open a frame's three-dots menu and choose Create video.
You do not start a video from scratch. You start from a frame you have already made, and the layout you approved becomes the thing that moves.
That is what keeps it on brand. The type, the colours and the images are the ones you already signed off, so animating cannot wander off.
Open the frame's menu and choose Create video
Hover the frame you want to move, open the three-dots menu and pick Create video. It sits alongside the download options because it is another way of taking the frame out, rather than a separate feature.
The video editor opens on your frame
Your layout arrives already broken into its parts on the timeline, one track per element. Nothing has been redrawn, so the headline is still your headline.
Hit Animate
Animate reads the design and decides the sequence for you. There is an instructions field if you have a view: leave it empty for an automatic result, or say something like keep it subtle, headline first, logo last.
Play it back, then adjust
The result lands on the timeline as entrance, exit and loop animations on the individual elements, so anything you disagree with can be changed by hand rather than regenerated.
Save, or export
Save keeps the video project against the sketch so you can come back to it. Export renders the MP4 at the page's own dimensions. Both sit in the top right.
Because the video is built from a frame rather than a prompt, the fastest way to change how it looks is still to change the design. Animation follows the hierarchy you built.
Last updated 1 September 2026
