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Same here! Currently, I'm work with hundreds of layers per project. This feature would be, not only a time saver, but also, more efficient, than resizing manually.

Thank you for the tip. Cavalry seems very versatile and featured in its free version. I'm already using it for other designs. However, for simple import/export I find it to be cumbersome… unless there is a straightforward method to import 200 PNGs from AD and export them as APNG. Any ideas @2ddpainter?

Thank you for your reply. I was thinking of something simpler, such as export layers to APNG, with each layer representing one single frame. No need for elaborated options, just one more export option.

Hello! I do a lot of graphic animation to be incorporated in videos and web pages. I do animation the old way with individual designs and then export them as image sequences. What I miss is a feature to create an animated PNG file from the layers. This would be a huge timesaver for me and also a guarantee that image quality would be preserved in the process, because, one never knows what kind of compression applied by converters out there. Therefore, it would be a big plus if this feature was added to AP and AD! Are there any plans for this? Thank you!

Thank you, so much, @Ushur ! You just saved my day. Happy New Year, by the way!

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Great workaround! It works perfectly. Thank you.

Thank you for your quick response and for adding it to feature request section. Great support! :)

Hello, I'm new to Affinity Photo. I'm trying to make a marquee selection, centered on the starting point. In Photoshop i did this using the ⌘ modifier, but in Affinity Photo that's reserved to subtract to the selection. How can I accomplish this? Thank you in advance.