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Deploy an Animation to the Web

Create a list of animation frames

To deploy an animation to the web, start by creating a list of animation frames:

Wolfram Language code: animation = Table[Graphics[Disk[{0, 0}, r], PlotRange -> 1.1, ImageSize -> 100], {r, 0, 1, .1}]
  • Specify a fixed PlotRange so that the frames of the animation do not autoscale.

Deploy the animation as a GIF

Deploy the animation to a webpage as an animated GIF:

By default, only you have access to the deployed animation. Add Permissions->"Public" to give access to everyone:

Wolfram Language code: CloudDeploy[ExportForm[frames, "GIF"], Permissions -> "Public"]
  • Use "AnimationRepetitions"Infinity in ExportForm to deploy an endless loop animation.

Notes

Frames in an animation do not have to be graphics:
To flip slowly through a series of images, specify a slow animation rate with "DisplayDurations":
When making animations of 3D graphic rotations, use SphericalRegionTrue to prevent autoscaling:
Wolfram Language code: Table[Graphics3D[Cuboid[], ViewPoint -> 10Append[AngleVector[a], .5], SphericalRegion -> True], {a, 0, π / 2, π / 8}]