Create a animated icon using Adobe Edge...

Hi there, I have never used Adobe Edge but before I install I wanted to know if it could create a animated icon that's looping and that has transparencies...
I have tried animated gifs, but the transparency suck big time...
I have tried APNG but Chrome does not support...
So in my search for solution I found Adobe Edge...
So if it's doable can you guys help me or send me in the right direction...
Thanks...
Ben

Hey Ben,
Of course this is possible but it might be overkill if all you want is an animated icon. Technically you have all you need for this. You can use png if you have images with transparent areas or svg if you prefer. Then you create a loop on timeline.
Let us know if you need a sample.

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