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Animation

Each shape (path/circle/rect/...) is revealed one after another, in sequence.

Animation category

Animation type

Duration2.5 s
Stagger delay40 ms

The delay between shapes — 0 = all at once, higher = a more noticeable sequential playback.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Upload your SVG

    Choose the SVG you want to animate.

    Upload your SVG
  2. 2

    Pick a category

    Choose an effect from the Path Reveal or Whole-Object Motion category.

    Pick a category
  3. 3

    Adjust duration and delay

    Set the animation duration, delay, and repeat count.

    Adjust duration and delay
  4. 4

    Download

    Download a single SVG file with the animation embedded.

    Download

Features

  • ✓Path Reveal: over 20 effects — reveals each shape inside the SVG one after another
  • ✓Whole-Object Motion: 63 ready-made types — animates the whole SVG as a single piece
  • ✓Duration, delay, and repeat count (loop) are adjustable
  • ✓Animation CSS is embedded directly inside the SVG file — your download works everywhere
  • ✓Live preview
  • ✓Runs entirely in your browser — your SVG file is never uploaded

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my file uploaded to a server?

No. Applying the animation happens entirely in your browser — your SVG file is never sent to any server.

Will the downloaded SVG stay animated elsewhere?

Yes. The CSS for the chosen animation (@keyframes and related rules) is embedded directly inside the downloaded file — the animation still works when you open the file directly in a browser or embed it as an <img> on another web page.

What's the difference between 'Path Reveal' and 'Whole-Object Motion'?

Path Reveal reveals each shape inside the SVG (path/circle/rect/...) one after another — there are over 20 effect options. Whole-Object Motion animates the entire SVG as a single piece (with one of 63 ready-made classic effects like entrance, exit, bounce, or rotate).

How many animation options are there?

Over 20 in the Path Reveal category, 63 ready-made types in the Whole-Object Motion category — more than 80 different animation combinations in total.

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