SVG & Lottie animation generator

Turn images into motion. Export as SVG or Lottie.

Welcome to the Open Beta: Bring your own OpenAI API key and create Lottie and SVG animations in minutes. (BYOK)

Open generator See how it works Image → Motion → Export
Vector‑first, razor‑sharp Your assets stay yours

Why Gen2D

Make your product feel alive—without heavyweight tooling.

Turn still designs into motion that ships quickly and plays smoothly.

Built for product

Export you can actually use

Cut your animation production time by half and ship lighter experiences across web and mobile—without sacrificing detail.

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Vector‑first

Razor‑sharp and responsive by default. Integrates directly into HTML/CSS for native control.

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Your assets stay yours

Keep full control of your vectors and motion. Refine in After Effects (Bodymovin) or tweak with Rive, LottieFiles, or SVGator.

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Automatic layering & naming

Layer names and logical hierarchy so whole elements or parts are targetable—great for edits and interactions.

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Performance by design

Favor transform‑based animation (movement/scale/rotate/opacity). Fewer paths and layers = smaller files and smoother motion.

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Consistent handoff

Keep design intent intact from concept to production.

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Workflow

Generate the look. Generate the motion. Export the asset.

Start with a clean visual, try variations, pick a motion intent (entrance, loop, loading, confirmation, attention cue). Adjust timing and easing. Each iteration is fast, focused, and purposeful.

1) Generate the image

Create a crisp, vector‑friendly base. Keep shapes simple and palettes limited for best SVG/Lottie results.

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2) Generate the motion

Choose the behavior and dial in the details—easing, timing until it communicates instantly.

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3) Export to ship

SVG for lightweight, themeable web UI; Lottie for app‑ready motion that your team can refine and ship consistently.

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Export options

SVG for the web. Lottie for cross‑platform polish.

Pick the format that matches your surface and workflow—then keep iterating in tools your team already knows.

Use what fits

When to use SVG

Use SVG when you want crisp, lightweight, web‑native motion.

  • Best for icons, UI elements, logos, simple illustrations, charts, buttons, micro‑interactions
  • Resolution‑independent and sharp on every screen
  • Integrates directly with HTML/CSS for DOM control and theming
  • Animate via CSS transitions, SVG transforms, or SMIL (where appropriate)
  • Performance: fewer paths/layers; prefer transforms over path morphs
  • Compatibility: modern browsers; ideal for websites and web apps

When to use Lottie

Use Lottie when you need richer motion that plays consistently across platforms.

  • Best for onboarding scenes, complex UI transitions, branded sequences, polished product moments
  • Design‑driven timeline that preserves creative intent
  • Export JSON and refine in After Effects (Bodymovin), Rive, LottieFiles, or SVGator
  • Compatibility: iOS, Android, and Web with mature player libraries
  • Best practice: modular comps, avoid heavy blur/effects, test on real devices

Export an animation you can actually use

Cut production time by half and keep control in your hands. Export to Lottie and edit in After Effects (Bodymovin) or tweak with online editors that support Lottie import like Rive, LottieFiles, or SVGator.



Open Beta

Please note that the open beta of the animation generator requires an OpenAI API key, which you must provide yourself. You are also responsible for the security of your API key.

Try it

Image first, then motion. See the flow.

This is a landing‑page mock UI (no backend). Replace the placeholder previews with your generator, or wire these controls to your API.

Mock UI

Step 1 — Generate image

Describe the visual. Keep shapes clean for better vector output.

Tip: Planning to export SVG? Fewer layers = cleaner paths = smoother motion.

Step 2 — Generate motion

Pick the motion goal and iterate with timing and easing.

LOTTIE / MOTION PREVIEW AREA Replace with your renderer (lottie-web / canvas / svg) status: waiting for generated motion…
Preview: Placeholder Wire to your motion output

Tips: For Lottie, avoid heavy blurs and keep comps modular. For SVG, prefer transforms to path morphing.

Pricing

Choose how you want to ship.

From quick experiments to library‑grade motion—pick a plan that keeps your velocity high.

Run a mock

Free

Start small and test the flow.

$0/ month
  • Limited image + motion generations
  • Core motion intents
  • Community presets
Begin

Team

Scale motion across apps and platforms.

$49/ month
  • Shared styles and team presets
  • Export compliance checks
  • Priority support
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