Rive - Create and ship interactive animations to any platform

Use our collaborative editor to create motion graphics that respond to different states and user inputs. Then load your animations into apps, games, and websites with our open-source runtimes.

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Looks really cool!
Thanks, Petra!
Amazing! Cannot wait to try this. Congrats
Thanks so much, Thomas!
This is truly revolutionary product. It just works! Free to test with ALL features for UNLIMITED amount of time. It is just a matter of time for Rive to become better and better and dent more and more of the animation market regarding the web and apps. GO RIVE GO!!!
You rock, Victor! Thanks for the awesome support! 🙌
I was able to setup a rich animation very quickly. A wind turbine moving live to the speed from a webservice. Just imported my svg design and I was able to override the rotation speed. You can not miss the 'Whouaaa Effect' during presentation.
Thanks Robert, you rock! 🤘
I feel almost bad of not upvoting this earlier. You guys would have been my pick for product of the day. Rive is simply awesome - especially your excellent integration with Flutter. Also really like the idea to make it free for open source designs. Thanks for making this!
You guys are awesome! Rive is so cool.
Really awesome for every Flutter dev, thanks Rive team!
Thank you, Maxime! 🎉
Thank you for your and your team's effort in building Rive! Rive is one of the easiest ways to make our Flutter apps better in hardly any time!
Rive is like a dream that come true, i made many creative things and used them on my apps. Really like them. Big like.
Looks very good! How I can past this animation on my Web Site? What about speed of loading page and how much is it?
File sizes are really small, in most cases smaller than a static image! Check out this tweet thread that demonstrates the size of the web runtime + the animations that we use on our homepage at rive.app. The easiest way to learn how to use our web runtime is to drag and drop your .riv file (which you can export from the editor) into our preview tool here:
Thanks for your answer. Will try this!