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Keeping layers as a static end frame in HTML exports

This feature works by automatically preventing your “exit” animation from playing, and keeping your layer in the final state of its “entry” animation for the rest of the time that your banner is visible after it finishes all its playback iterations.

If some of your banner layers include entry/exit animations on a banner that is also set to only loop a certain number of times (rather than infinitely) in HTML exports, this can end up resulting in some of your exit animations making layers invisible after the final banner playback iteration.

To resolve this issue for this scenario, you can specify any layer in your banner's timeline to remain visible after your banner's final playback iteration.

You can optionally enable this setting by clicking any layer's Settings icon button in the main timeline to open the layer settings, and enabling the Keep layer as static end frame (remove final exit animation) toggle.

Bulk applying static layer settings As with other layer settings, you can also apply your custom static end frame setting to layers in bulk by using the bulk apply feature.