Answer:
Is not animated
Explanation:
it is an image first of all, second, when working with whatever this is, you need to Traditionally these are images that are 300dpi (at actual size) and above. These are formatted for use in the print industry and are normally have a CMYK colour setting. The required dpi (dots per inch) for printing is higher than needed for your screen, so even though the image looks fine on your monitor when printed, this might become blurred or pixelated, like the example below.
