How To Animate In Firealpaca 15 Steps With Pictures

You can easily duplicate frames by clicking “Layers” and clicking “Duplicate” while in the frame you want to duplicate. Add more frames in between frames by adding a layer, and dragging it in between the two layers you want it in. If you sketched your frames, go back to draw the lines and color the frames (unless you want a simplistic animation).

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Select all the frames in the folder you exported the frames to, and scroll down the page to see your animation. You can change the website language to English or Japanese at the top right corner of the screen.

Make sure that “Insert FireAlpaca Logo” is unchecked, unless you want the FireAlpaca logo in your animation. You may not want to leave “Loop Replay” checked if you have a long animation.