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Jitter

Browser-based motion design tool for animating UI, product visuals and social content.

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About Jitter

Jitter is a motion design tool that runs in the browser and aims to make animation as approachable as static design. You import frames from Figma or start from templates, then animate position, scale, rotation, masks, text and effects on a timeline with easing presets, and export to video, GIF or Lottie for use in apps, websites, presentations and social media. Collaboration works like modern design tools, with shared workspaces and comments, and recent versions add AI modes for generating and editing animations. It is popular with product designers, marketers and startups who need polished UI animations or launch videos without learning After Effects. It is not meant for interactive in-app animations with logic, where Rive fits better, or for complex character work. A free plan has limited exports and AI credits; paid plans are billed per editor and add higher-resolution exports, more formats and team features.

Best for: Product designers and marketers who want polished UI animations without After Effects.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Easy timeline animation in the browser
  • Imports designs from Figma
  • Exports to video, GIF and Lottie

Why people leave

  • Free plan exports are limited in resolution
  • No interactive logic for in-app animations
  • Less suited to complex character animation

Top Jitter alternatives

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  1. 1Rive logo
    Rive

    Interactive animations with state machines that run natively in apps.

    66.5
  2. 2ProtoPie logo
    ProtoPie

    Prototype realistic interactions instead of rendered animations.

    62.6
  3. 3Figma logo
    Figma

    Simple smart-animate transitions inside your design tool.

    61.8
  4. 4Adobe Express logo
    Adobe Express

    Quick animated content with Adobe templates.

    54.0
  5. 5Kittl logo
    Kittl

    Browser design with templates, including some video and motion.

    53.6

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Jitter: common questions

Is Jitter free?

Jitter has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan export: 720p, 30fps (checked on Jitter's own site).

Is Jitter open source?

No, Jitter is not open source.

What platforms does Jitter run on?

Jitter is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to Jitter?

The highest-ranked Jitter alternatives right now are Rive, ProtoPie and Figma. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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