LottieFiles
Lightweight, scalable animations
4.8•19 reviews•3.1K followers
Lightweight, scalable animations
4.8•19 reviews•3.1K followers
Create, edit, test, collaborate and ship a Lottie in the easiest way possible.
This is the 16th launch from LottieFiles. View more
Lottie Creator 2.0
Launched this week
Yes, we're calling it: After Effects for the web. Design vector animations from scratch in your browser, move faster with Motion Copilot AI, wire up interactivity with State Machines, and export production-ready Lottie + dotLottie. No desktop app. No dev handoff.
Free
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I have spent a lot of time with LottieFiles Creator over the years, so seeing it out in the world feels really special. It has been a rewarding journey helping shape a tool built for motion designers. I hope it helps you create faster, experiment more, and enjoy the process as much as i have.
I run an app service packed with micro-interactions, and animation is a big part of making it feel fun and alive. I’ve always wanted to use Lottie more, but as a non-designer, the complexity of existing tools made it hard to get started. LottieFiles Creator and Motion Copilot 2.0 feel like a whole new world ~_~ they make the creative process so much more accessible and inspiring ✨
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@jinui We are glad to be a small part of your process. Keep creating and come back to us if we could help.
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Thanks @hannesh!
You can even ask Motion Copilot to add visual themes to your animation.
It’ll create Motion Tokens and set up multiple variations, such as light and dark themes, within the same animation, so you don’t need to recreate it.
Give it a try and let us know what you think!
Huge release! As a dev who lacks the time to learn complex image processing software, the Motion Copilot has made it genuinely easier for me get the small little animations that I need in my workflow. Plus, the graph editor is quite neat for fine tuning the easing functions.
Lottie has been the export format forever, but authoring always meant round-tripping through After Effects. Cutting that step out is a real unlock for teams without a motion designer. Does 2.0 handle expressions, or is it keyframes only for now?
the editor feels so clean and snappy, especially how you can drop a json file straight into the canvas and immediately tweak animations. honestly that alone saves me a ton of time compared to other tools
Would love to see a built-in performance profiler that shows frame-by-frame render times and file size impact directly in the editor. It would save so much back-and-forth when optimizing animations for different platforms, especially mobile where every kilobyte matters.