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Pro-grade vector animation for web-native performance and Lottie workflows.

The Figma for motion: Create professional animations for your product and brand in seconds.

Jitter is a professional-grade motion design platform that serves as the bridge between static UI design and dynamic product experiences. By 2026, Jitter has positioned itself as the industry leader for high-fidelity interface animations, specifically targeting product designers and marketing teams who find Adobe After Effects too cumbersome and Canva too limited. Its technical architecture is built on a high-performance WebGL rendering engine, allowing for real-time manipulation of complex vector paths and keyframes directly within the browser. The platform's strategic advantage lies in its deep integration with the design ecosystem, particularly its two-way sync with Figma, which enables designers to transform static mockups into production-ready motion assets without redrawing layers. As of 2026, Jitter has expanded its capabilities to include AI-assisted motion path generation and automated responsive resizing, ensuring that a single animation can be optimized for mobile, web, and social media platforms simultaneously. Its output versatility—ranging from lightweight Lottie (JSON) files for developers to high-definition MP4s and GIFs for marketers—makes it a critical component of the modern design-to-development handoff workflow.
Jitter is a professional-grade motion design platform that serves as the bridge between static UI design and dynamic product experiences.
Explore all tools that specialize in lottie animation export. This domain focus ensures Jitter delivers optimized results for this specific requirement.
A proprietary bridge that preserves layer naming, grouping, and vector paths from Figma to Jitter's animation engine.
Converts vector animations into code-based JSON files that render natively on iOS, Android, and Web.
Advanced Bézier curve editor for manipulating the velocity and acceleration of every property (opacity, scale, rotation).
Allows users to define constraints so animations adapt to different aspect ratios (9:16 vs 16:9) automatically.
Multiplayer editing environment allowing multiple users to view and edit the same timeline simultaneously.
Exports MOV files with Alpha Channels or WebM for web-based transparency.
Predictive animation suggestions based on the type of layer (e.g., suggesting a 'bounce' for a button).
Create an account via Google or Email at Jitter.video.
Install the Jitter for Figma plugin from the Figma Community.
Select the specific frame or layers in Figma you wish to animate.
Execute 'Export to Jitter' to transfer vectors and layer hierarchy.
Define the Artboard dimensions and background properties in Jitter.
Apply entrance, attention, or exit presets to layers using the 'Animate' sidebar.
Switch to the 'Custom' timeline to refine keyframes and easing curves (Cubic Bezier).
Use the 'Preview' mode to check motion at 60fps within the browser.
Select 'Export' and choose between Video (High/Low), GIF, or Lottie (JSON).
Download the asset or share the project link for stakeholder review.
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"Users praise the tool for its incredible speed and low learning curve, often citing it as the best alternative to After Effects for UI motion. Some users desire more complex path manipulation features."
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