Create SVG animation from your own artwork or an AI prompt. Choose a motion preset, refine the source and download SVG, GIF or MP4.
Compare still artwork with its moving version. This SVG animation pairs simple shapes with a repeating movement, showing how timing can bring an icon or illustration to life.
Loading example…
Upload existing vector artwork, paste self-contained source, or describe a new scene when you want AI to help create the starting design.
Choose a preset, adjust duration and looping, then play or scrub the preview. Refine source or request a targeted change to the current SVG.
Keep SVG markup for vector delivery, or export a short GIF or MP4. Save a project file when you want to continue editing later.
Start SVG animation with paths, shapes and text you already have. Upload a vector file, inspect its source and apply a preset while keeping the artwork editable for later changes to its colors, proportions or details.
Animate Your SVG
Use the SVG animation generator to describe a subject, palette and movement. Review the returned vector source, then request a focused AI revision when a color or detail needs adjusting within the existing composition.
Animate Your SVG
Export SVG animation as vector markup for supported websites, GIF for a repeating image or MP4 for a video placement. Preview the timing and background first, then choose the format your destination accepts.
Animate Your SVGKeep the artwork, motion settings and source together. A browser workspace lets you review SVG animation, make a focused change and prepare a file for your actual placement.
Import the vector you already recognize and make a focused adjustment. Your accepted artwork stays available when a source edit needs correction.
Pause, restart, change playback speed and scrub the timeline. Check how a detail behaves through the loop before selecting a delivery format.
Describe a fresh vector scene or revise an existing SVG with AI. Use a clear subject and a specific change to guide the next result.
Save locally or take a portable project file with you. Restore source and settings together so the next session begins with your actual work.
Need fresh artwork? Start with the SVG Maker, or apply motion to an existing mark with Logo Animation.
SVG animation adds movement to vector shapes, text and diagrams. Use it for a logo reveal, an explanatory icon or a website detail. Choose a readable design and a movement that helps people understand its purpose at the intended display size.
Yes. Upload a self-contained file up to 5 MB or paste its source to start SVG animation. Select a preset, preview the result and use the source editor for changes. Include needed assets within the SVG; external resources and scripts are unsupported.
Describe the subject, colors, composition and movement you want. AI returns SVG animation source you can inspect and edit. A new creation costs 12 credits and requires a verified account. Manual editing, presets, previews and local exports use no AI credits.
Enable Modify the current SVG and describe a specific change. Revisions cost 12 credits for sources up to 8000 bytes, with larger sources priced before submission. Review the returned SVG animation before adopting it; manual changes remain available while the request runs.
Choose Fade, Bounce, Pulse, Spin or Draw and set duration and looping. Original preserves motion already present in the file. These presets make SVG animation accessible without writing keyframes; the source editor remains available for custom timing and individual path changes.
Keep animated SVG for vector delivery, GIF for a repeating image or MP4 for video. Rendered exports support up to ten seconds, 768 pixels and 30 frames per second. MP4 is silent. Select a background and inspect the downloaded file before sharing.
Use SVG animation where the destination supports its CSS or SMIL motion. Some image fields show only a still frame. Test the exported file in your actual page or app, and choose GIF or MP4 when that placement expects an image or video.
SVG animation uses vector markup with CSS or animation elements. Lottie stores a composition in JSON for a compatible player. Keep SVG for a supported web workflow, or open an existing JSON animation in Lottie Preview or Lottie Editor for that format.
Manual SVG animation edits, previews and exports run in your browser. Saved projects stay in local browser storage. AI requests send your prompt and any selected current SVG to the provider, with the resulting SVG stored privately under your account’s retention period.
Save project keeps the source and settings in this browser; Restore saved brings them back after a refresh. Download Project file for a portable SVG animation workspace. Import that file later, and keep a separate copy before clearing browser storage or changing devices.
Invalid source leaves the last accepted SVG animation available. A confirmed failed AI request returns reserved credits. If the response is delayed, Check AI result retrieves the existing request without starting another generation. Review any recovered result before replacing your current artwork.
Start with your own artwork, explore a clear movement and keep the source. Preview the result before choosing SVG, GIF or MP4.
Animate Your SVG
