Each scene represents the entire ad or webpage as it appears at the start or end of the animation. Google Web Designer handles the transitions between scenes.
You can't have individual animation start and end times for each element when you're in Quick mode. For more complex animation, click the Switch to Advanced mode button to switch to Advanced mode.
Add animation in Quick mode
Create and arrange all the elements on the stage how you want them at the start of the animation. The timeline shows a thumbnail of the stage.
Click the Add thumbnail button in the timeline. Google Web Designer creates a copy of the previous scene.
Edit the elements on the stage so they appear the way you want them at the end of the animation. Changes can include moving and rotating elements, switching their color, resizing them, or adjusting other properties. Unchanged elements remain static.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to add as many scenes as you like to your animation, each time changing the elements you want to animate.
Google Web Designer automatically animates the changes between scenes.
Preview your animation
You can see how your animation looks on the stage by clicking the Play button at the top of the timeline. The preview begins from the currently selected thumbnail.
To loop the preview playback, select the Repeat play button on the timeline before clicking Play. You can pause the preview by clicking the Pause button or pressing the Enter key.
You can't make edits while the animation is playing.
Click the Switch to Advanced mode button on the right side of the timeline. Each scene is converted into a set of keyframes that preserves your animation.
Set the two animations created in HTML to each of the images loaded twice. At this time, set the animation-duration to the same value and set the animation-delay to half the duration for one of the images. To make it loop infinitely, specify infinite in the animation property.
On the timeline, click the Set animation repeat button on the animation layer that you want to loop.
In the pop-up menu, select an option: Infinite - The animation loops infinitely. ___ times - The animation loops to play the specified number of times in total. None - The animation does not loop.
Set the two animations created in HTML to each of the images loaded twice. At this time, set the animation-duration to the same value and set the animation-delay to half the duration for one of the images. To make it loop infinitely, specify infinite in the animation property.
To speed them up, go into Android's Settings -> Developer options. Scroll down to the three scale settings (Window, Transition and Animator scales) and change all three of them from their default of "1x" to ". 5x". That's it.
Animation scales determine the duration of UI transitions, like switching between apps or interacting with elements. These animations are an essential part of Material Design, Android's design system.
Click the Timing tab, and do one or both of the following: To play an animation effect more than once, select an option in the Repeat list. To automatically return an animation effect to its original state and location on the slide after it plays, select the Rewind when done playing option.
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button to switch to Advanced mode.
button in the timeline. Google Web Designer creates a copy of the previous scene. 
button at the top of the timeline. The preview begins from the currently selected thumbnail.
button on the timeline before clicking Play. You can pause the preview by clicking the Pause 
button or pressing the Enter key.
