Free Online SVG Animation Tool

User Manual

1. Getting Started: Uploading or Pasting SVG

• Upload an SVG file: Click the "Choose File" button to select an SVG file from your computer. The content will be loaded into the text area below.
• Paste SVG code: You can directly paste your SVG code into the text area that says "Paste SVG code here...".
• Preview: After uploading or pasting, click the "Preview" button. Your SVG will appear in the "Preview" box.

2. Selecting an Element

There are two ways to select an SVG element to animate:

• Click on the element: Simply click on any part of your SVG in the preview box. The selected element will be highlighted in red.
• Use the dropdown menu: The "Element Selection" dropdown lists all the elements in your SVG. You can select one from the list to highlight it.

The currently selected element is shown next to "Selected Element:".

3. Modifying Element Attributes

Once an element is selected, its attributes (like fill, stroke, width, etc.) will appear in the "Element Attributes" panel on the right. You can edit these values directly, and the changes will be reflected in the preview in real-time.

4. Applying Animations

• Choose an Animation Type: Select an animation from the "Animation Type" dropdown menu.
• Set Parameters: A form with parameters for the selected animation (like Duration, Loop, Color, etc.) will appear below the dropdown. Adjust these to your liking.
• Apply: Click the "Apply Animation" button. The animation will be added to your selected element. You can see the result in the preview box.
• Note: You can apply multiple animations to the same element.

5. Finalizing Your Work

• Download: Click the "Download SVG" button to save the animated SVG to your computer.
• Copy: Click the "Copy SVG" button to copy the code of the animated SVG to your clipboard.
• Clear: Click the "Clear" button to reset the application, clearing the SVG code, the preview, and all selections.

Case Studies

1. Animated Website Logo

A user wanted to make their website's logo more engaging. They uploaded their static SVG logo, selected the main path element, and applied a "Path Draw" animation. The result was a logo that elegantly draws itself when the page loads, catching the visitor's eye. For another great example tool, check out SVG Artista.

2. Interactive Icon Set

A web developer needed a set of interactive icons for a web application. They used the tool to add a "Pulse" animation to each icon, which triggers on hover (by adding the animation inside a group and triggering it with CSS). This provided a subtle but effective visual feedback to the user.

3. Explainer Video Graphics

A content creator was making an explainer video and needed some simple animated graphics. They created basic shapes in an SVG editor, then used this tool to apply "Fade In", "Slide Left", and "Bounce In" animations to different elements. This allowed them to quickly create professional-looking animated assets for their video without complex software.

Privacy Policy

We take your privacy seriously. This tool is designed to work entirely in your browser.

• Local Processing: All SVG processing and animation happens locally on your computer. Your files and data are never uploaded to a server.
• No Data Collection: We do not collect, store, or share any of your SVG files or personal information.
• No Cookies: This website does not use cookies or any other tracking technologies.

Your work is your own. We have no access to it.

Contact Us

Have questions, feedback, or suggestions? We'd love to hear from you.

You can reach us by email at:

anfuw25 at gmail dot com

Please note that as we do not collect any data, we cannot help with recovering lost work. Always save your SVGs locally.

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