Lottieditor guides
Learn with an animation you can edit
Follow a complete workflow and keep the project to make your own changes.
What is a Lottie file?
How the format works, how it compares with GIF and video, and what dotLottie and Bodymovin are.
Connect your assistant with MCP
Read the endpoint, pairing instructions, available tools, and current limits.
Figma to Lottie: animate exported SVG artwork
Export static SVG artwork, animate it in your browser, and keep an editable project. Start with the original three-shape mark supplied below.
Lottie React tutorial with a working example
Add Lottie to React with lottie-web. Download a working component and sample JSON with playback controls, reduced-motion support, and cleanup on unmount.
Add Lottie to a plain HTML website
Use a small HTML page and a local player script. The example includes the animation, playback controls, a fallback message, and reduced-motion handling.
Create an editable animation with an AI assistant
Connect an assistant to one open project, ask for a simple bouncing ball, and refine the resulting keyframes yourself. The prompt and editable example are included.
Connect your own assistant
- Animate a logo with Claude Code and Lottieditor
Connect Claude Code over HTTP, pair one open project, and animate an imported SVG logo.
- Create an editable chart animation with Codex
Add the remote Lottieditor MCP server to Codex, create a chart with native layers, and inspect the result before saving.
- Make a button animation with Cursor and MCP
Configure Cursor for Lottieditor, pair the editor, and create a small arrow animation for a real interface.
How to create a Lottie animation: a looping loader
Customize a twelve-segment spinner, change its speed and color, and check its loop. Includes a short video and an editable project.
Animate an SVG logo
Try a two-second pulse on an original geometric mark, then use the same steps with your own artwork.