Learn how to create a digital advertisement for social media using Adobe Animate

[@sborgesbra]

I'm Brazilian and I watch all your videos, I learn a lot from you, you are my Master of animations. Thanks for everything Angelo Montilla.

[@angazasasa]

You're a great teacher. I've learnt a whole load of kills thanks to your selfless work

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thank you Brian! I am super glad to hear you have been learning along the way.

[@viviankvitka4515]

This was extremely helpful and clear. Thank you!

[@AITechnologyInsights]

Thank you for this great tutorial Angelo. It would be awesome if you'd show us where to find materials to create those ads.

[@richardyoung4112]

Great stuff Angelo - quick question - so to have the interactive button work, it needs to be exported as an HTML5 file(s) (as opposed to a video file or GIF) - can that be uploaded to social media somehow with the button action intact?

[@sofiaefremenko]

Thank you so much, a great tutorial!

[@AngeloMontilla]

You're very welcome!

[@veryscarygary]

Great content. Thanks.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks Gary. Glad you liked it!

[@girlieruiz2508]

Wow. Thank you. It helps me a lot 🥰

[@MeryemKocabayDesign]

Thank you many times 😍

[@yashisharma6093]

This video is very helpful for me 😁and if you make a design for post so you mast make without stork 😁

[@Yousaf_Naeem]

Hi Angelo, can i ask at the last, after adding action, Which format need to be export. First you told Video and GIF.

[@Mrloganphillips1]

How do I export it with the button for social media?

[@ValdairLeonardo]

Hi Angelo, how are you? I'm a beginner in Animate, what's the difference between Motion Tween and Classic Tween? Is there a criteria for choosing one instead of other? Thanks in advance :)

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey Valdair! Motion Tween allows you to create movement, size and rotation changes, fades to Symbols. Typically using Classic Tween is just fine for projects like this as it primarily used for transition animation purposes only.

[@ValdairLeonardo]

@@AngeloMontilla Thank you so much, Angelo! You're the best! :D

[@toledocreativegroup]

how come the button doesn't work when it is in the post, facebook for example?

[@tejinderkaur8373]

hi, I created a illustrator file of 1080 px by 1080 px. when I import it on the animate it goes way beyond the stage. how do I correct this . pls help. I have learnt a lot from you. You are a great teacher.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hi Tejinder! Ensure that the Illustrator artboard is also set to 1080 px by 1080 px and then import into a 1080 x 1080 canvas in Animate.

[@tejinderkaur8373]

@@AngeloMontillaHi, Thanks for the help and prompt response

[@timothykim6006]

hey angelo, why not just do this in after effects? Thanks man :)

[@AngeloMontilla]

Great question! Yes, you most certainly can. The biggest difference between the two is Animate is more web-oriented and the projects can be published for web use at much smaller size. It also allows for interactivity using HTML5/js. After Effects, as you know, is video and film production oriented. Thanks and take care.

[@buzznetwork]

I don't understand how this is a social media post. The button won't work on Facebook or any other social media platform I'm aware of. I can see it as a website ad.