A browser-based motion design tool aimed at product and brand designers who want animation without learning After Effects.
Why we recommend it
The gap between static Figma work and motion has traditionally been an After Effects licence and a steep learning curve. Jitter uses a Figma-like interface so a product designer can animate a UI flow or a social asset in an afternoon.
Strengths
- Genuinely easy for anyone comfortable in Figma — direct paste from Figma preserves layers. Fast to produce short looping UI animations and social video. Browser-based, so nothing to install and easy to share.
Keep in mind
- Nowhere near After Effects for complex work — no expressions, limited compositing, no advanced easing curves. Not a replacement for Rive or Lottie when you need interactive or state-driven animation in a product. The free tier watermarks exports and restricts resolution.
How much does Jitter cost?
Free tier; paid plans for teams and advanced export — Free tier, with paid plans.
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