LottieFiles
Lightweight, scalable animations
4.8•19 reviews•2.9K followers
Lightweight, scalable animations
4.8•19 reviews•2.9K 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
Launching today
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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Creator 2.0 is finally here, and this launch belongs as much to the community as it does to the team behind it. Watching creators share feedback, push boundaries, and inspire new ideas throughout the journey has been incredible. Motion Copilot has already changed the way I work, and I’m excited to see how this community takes it even further. Here’s to building, creating, and growing together. 🤩🚀
Really proud to see what the team has been able to build and achieve so far! Been trying it out internally and am amazed to see the potential that the community will be able to achieve with this product.
Not gonna lie, motion design used to feel intimidating to me, but Creator 2.0 makes it feel approachable.
Motion Copilot is my favorite, feels like having a motion designer assistant right inside the tool. Congrats team! 🎉
Motion Copilot empowers people like me to create and tweak animations easily.
But personally I would vote Motion Systems as the highlight feature. It sounds like a Figma library for motion. And the governance part is usually one of the pain points in team collaboration.
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Congrats on the launch!
"no dev handoff" is doing a lot of quiet heavy lifting in that tagline. Anyone who's run an animation team knows how much time and how many review rounds get lost in the back-and-forth between motion and engineering before an animation is actually implemented. Baking State Machines and a direct export to production-ready Lottie, dotLottie into the same tool where you're already animating removes a real bottleneck, not just a nice-to-have.
And as someone who still animates hands-on - building vector animation from scratch in the browser, with real curve & easing control instead of a stripped-down "web version" of AE, is the part that actually matters day to day. Most browser tools fake the motion feel. This one holds up on timing and spacing, which is the actual win here.