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How to export an animation for social media or video editing

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Choose MP4 for broad opaque video delivery, WebM for supported browser and alpha workflows, or Frame ZIP when an editor needs numbered PNG frames. Match the canvas ratio to the destination before rendering.

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  1. Before you start
  2. Steps
  3. Expected result
  4. Common problems

Before you start

  • Check the target platform or editor requirements before export.

Steps

  1. Choose a square, portrait or landscape canvas that matches the destination.
  2. Use MP4 for a broadly compatible opaque video file.
  3. Use WebM when the destination supports it and you need supported sound or alpha behavior.
  4. Use Frame ZIP for compositing or frame-by-frame editing.
  5. Play the delivered file in the final platform before removing the saved project.

Expected result

The export matches the destination ratio and provides either a ready-to-publish video or editable frame sequence.

Common problems

  • Platform recompression can change color or sharpness after upload; keep the DanceLogo project for alternate renders.
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Last reviewed August 19, 2026 Reviewed by DanceLogo product team Updated August 19, 2026

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