Motion Made Easy

Frame Your IdeasInto Motion

Animate your designs with ready-made motion templates and export them as professional videos or high-quality mockups ready to share in minutes.

Core features

Built for motion that shows your work

Frametion packs templates, preview, and export into one browser studio so you can ship polished motion faster.

Motion templates

Drop your images into ready-made animated scenes and preview polished motion without building timelines from scratch.

Video export

Export seamless MP4 or WebM loops in current canvas size or 4K for reels, ads, and product launches.

Mockup export

Download high-resolution mockups as PNG or JPG with optional transparent backgrounds for decks, stores, and social posts.

Flexible canvas

Switch aspect ratios for portrait, square, and widescreen deliverables while keeping every card inside the frame.

Live timeline

Scrub, loop, and inspect every frame in the browser before you commit to a final export.

Multi-image uploads

Upload several images, reorder the set, and animate them together inside one composition.

How it works

From upload to export in three steps

Open a template, drop in your images, and ship polished motion without leaving the browser.

01

Choose a template

Choose from a wide range of motion templates—3D rings, carousels, card stacks, and more. Set your canvas ratio and style in seconds.

Frametion template picker with canvas ratio and motion presets
02

Add your images

Upload your images, then customize position, angles, spacing, size, and more with sliders that update every frame live.

Frametion asset upload grid and card composition controls
03

Export your motion

Export seamless video loops in 4K or WebM. Pause the video anytime and download your mockup at the paused frame as PNG or JPG.

Frametion image and video export panel

Showcase

Made with Frametion

Explore real Frametion outputs—3D rings, stacks, carousels, and more—designed to loop seamlessly for social, ads, and product launches.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Everything you need to know about templates, exports, and getting polished motion out of Frametion.