Lottie: the animation that takes your interfaces to the next level without compromising performance

Gone are the heavy GIFs and temperamental SVGs: Lottie brings life to your apps and websites, without sacrificing speed or compatibility. A JSON file, no hassle, and micro-interactions that turn every scroll into a memorable experience.

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Because your animations shouldn't slow down your loading times. Lottie is the magic of JSON: ultra-fast, cross-platform, and infinitely customizable.

Uncompromising fluidity.

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Ultra-light

Up to 600% lighter than an equivalent GIF. The result: your pages remain fast.

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Changeable at will

A Lottie file is editable even after integration. Zero fixed pixels.

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Multi-platform

Web, iOS, Android, React Native… Lottie is everywhere.

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Vector quality

No loss of sharpness, even on 4K screens.

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Full control over the animation

Scroll synchronization, triggers, loops… anything is possible.

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Express integration

A few lines of code, and it's in production.

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Why our teams useLottie ?

"Goodbye animated PNGs. Our interfaces have switched to Lottie mode, and users are noticing it.”

Alexandra C.

Designer

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The features of Lottie

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Interactive animations

Trigger, synchronize, adapt: your animations live with your users.

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JSON, not bitmap

No more large sprites. Just a text file, that's all.

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Universal compatibility

Native integration across all modern stacks.

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Design to code without friction

What you animate in After Effects arrives pixel-perfect on the site.

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Dynamic personalization

Colors, speeds, loops: everything is controlled on the front side.

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Open source and free of rights

Adopted by Airbnb, Uber, Netflix.

Lottieis not alone in our toolbox

Lottiefacing his cousins

We have done our research for you, and here is the verdict.

Criteria

Lottie

GIF

Video

File weight

Quality

Scalable

Interactive

Browser support

Transparency

We anticipated your questions.

It is known that entrusting your design to an external team,
raises some questions. Here are our answers.

Is it compatible with my framework?

Does it slow down the site?

Can I modify them after integration?

Is it difficult to integrate?

Why not animated SVG?

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