Ryan Maloney shows how to move Procreate drawings to After Effects for animation. He exports as PSD, fixes a Photoshop layer issue by nudging with arrow keys to tighten bounding boxes, then imports into After Effects ready to animate.
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In my last video, I was designing background in Procreate. Here's how I go from Procreate to After Effects to animate that scene. In Procreate, I'm going to AirDrop the file as a PSD to my Mac. Now I have the file set up in Photoshop. There's one little bug in Photoshop. See, to animate each one of these layers, you want the bounding box around that layer to look like this. But when you import it into Photoshop, it looks like this. It's completely bounded around the entire frame. So what you do is select all the layers and use the arrow keys, tap over twice, tap over, just move the layers around, and that fixes your bounding box issue. Now when you go over to After Effects and you import your file, your layers have a tighter bounding box around them and are ready for animation.