Did You Know? You can Create Animations with One Click in Adobe Express?

Join me for my new series of short videos: Did You Know? These videos are aimed to show you quick little things you may have missed in Adobe's Creative Solutions. This first one is based on Adobe Express and the fact that you can animate your social posts with one click. Great for creating Reels, Shorts, and TikToks.

[AdobeExpress]

Congrats on 26 years at Adobe, Terry!

[kyletwebster]

Simple and practical - I need to use Express more!

[JordanEllis]

I always forget about the animation options. Thanks for the great reminder!

[bonsai]

Is there anyway to too 2 animations within a post? Let’s say I want to fade in a picture but want the text to slide in? That would make the post look more professional but right now there’s only one animation for everything

[drewconroy]

Hey Terry: I did not know this about Adobe Express. I have had my head stuck in After Effects animating the other way. Thanks for the info and great job on the video.

[myrthemodderman]

It's weird the right side menu doesn't appear in my screen? Do you know what the problem might be?

[jeffpearson]

Great post! I subscribed to see more of your content, thanks 🙏

[MortenNormannAlmeland]

Is it only possible to use ONE animation or can I use multiple animations for different items?

[kennethwatson]

Does the elements have to be separated

[sihledotcom]

Look basic at the moment, is it a work in progress? Can we expect more presets in the near future?
Thank you!

[ericberman_]

Is it possible to animate both the image and the text at the same time?

[saschab.]

But I can't animate a soundwave for example. That's sad.

[heydendra]

very cool, If I create a work with Adobe Express, can it be uploaded/sell on adobestock?

[TVMG]

Is there a way to do the photo and text animation at the same time

[warmgun]

Can you loop it a few times or is it just once?

[tmwork]

Very basic! It's not lookalike adobe product!