Jitter Beta - A simple animation tool on the web

Jitter is like Figma for motion design: it makes it easy to create animations for your videos, websites or apps, all in the browser.

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🙌 Would love to see what you produce with it :)
This is awesome, I've always wanted to add animation to my websites, this makes it so easy. Congrats on the launch!
Thanks Maitham! Looking forward to see all your productions 😃
Congratulations on the launch!! Product looks amazing
Thanks a lot Luke! :)
Super cool product!
Thanks Pascal!
Wow, it did give me the jitters—what an amazing tool, keep it up!
hahaha 😃 Thanks Lionel, would love to get your feedback after you play a bit more with it, so we can improve it for you!
This looks so cool - can't wait to try it out!
Please do, it works from any browser (although it's been optimized for Chrome so far :) )
Super easy to remix one of the examples and apply your own branding and style. Next step is to start a motion from scratch but the learning curve doesn't look too steep !
That's the idea Adrien, thanks for your comment! Yes the goal is to make motion design easier, faster & cheaper – still a lot of things to do to get there, but I hope we're on a good start :)
I've used the for my product marketing, it's a total game changer! Within 5 minutes I get a slick and smooth animation customized to my company brand identity and copy, and from there tweaking everything to the last detail is super intuitive and fun. In terms of media creativity tools, motion design is one of the hardest UX challenges to tackle, and Jitter makes it truly accessible not just to all designers but even product marketers. Lottie exports (for landing pages) is top of my wish list. Highly recommended.
Thanks for your feedback and for your support along the way Jeff! Lottie export is definitely on the roadmap :)
Best animation tool on the web, by far.
Thanks a lot Jean-Sébastien!! :)
This is awesome! keep up the great work... I would love to see an export to code feature.
Thanks Nicholas! Interesting request, we've had some demands about Lottie export but not for code – what would your use case be? Thanks! 🙏
html, css and js, similar to how codepen.io does it... when I was building my website I found it cumbersome to do simple animations.
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