Jitter is a web-based motion design tool that helps you create animations fast, even with no motion experience. Describe an idea and its AI agents generate editable animations, or build from scratch with a full timeline, presets, and a pen tool. Import from Figma, remix templates, then resize, translate, and batch export to video, GIF, or Lottie. It suits product, brand, and marketing teams that need polished motion at scale.

• AI superagents: Select a scene, open AI chat, and describe what you want, from a small tweak to a complex animation. Everything the agents create stays editable, so you keep full control.
• One-click shortcuts (resize, translate, clean up): Adapt an animation for different channels and languages in one click, or let AI rename layers and tidy your timeline.
• Infinite variations and magic import: Generate new layouts and motion ideas on the infinite canvas, or produce hundreds of versions with different copy or assets.
• Custom AI effects and image to video: Create signature effects from a prompt and reuse them, or turn a static image into a video with subtle movement (Image to Video is on Pro and above).
• Full-control animation suite: Use effects, presets, a pen tool with path animation, shape morphing, multi-stop gradients, animated blur, blend modes, and audio and video support.
• Animated components and templates: Build reusable components that update every linked design with one edit, and remix a free library of templates from Jitter and top designers.
• Figma import and 1,500+ fonts: Bring your designs in from Figma and choose from 1,500+ free fonts, or import your own.
• Collaboration and batch export: Work in a shared workspace with real-time editing, link sharing, and in-context comments. Export to video, GIF, and Lottie, with batch, transparent, and 4K export on Max.

• Fast to learn: The interface feels closer to a design tool than a traditional motion package, so UI and brand designers can start animating quickly.
• AI output stays editable: Agents generate real layers and keyframes you can refine, not flat video clips you have to accept or regenerate.
• Built for scaling content: Auto-resize, auto-translate, Magic Import, and batch export let you turn one animation into a full campaign.
• No install needed: Everything runs in the browser, which makes it easy to share files and bring stakeholders in early.
• Useful free plan: You can use Free indefinitely with Figma import, templates, collaboration, and video, GIF, and Lottie export.
• Free for education: Students and educators can get Pro free through the Jitter for Education program.

• No interactive state machines: Jitter focuses on timeline animation, while tools like Rive and Lottie Creator offer state machine editors for animations that respond to user input in apps and games.
• Scope centers on product and marketing motion: It is built for UI, social, and brand animation, so teams doing film-quality compositing or broadcast work will still lean on tools like After Effects.
• Free plan limits: Free caps you at 3 workspace files, 720p/30fps export, a 20MB upload size, limited AI credits, and a watermark.
• Advanced export options cost extra: ProRes and WebM exports require Pro or higher, while 4K resolution, 120fps, transparent backgrounds, frame-by-frame exports, and batch exports require Max or Ultra.

• Product UI animation: Import screens from Figma and animate onboarding flows, feature reveals, or micro-interactions. You get polished motion for launches and demos without handing off to a specialist.
• Social media campaigns: Start from a template or an AI prompt, then auto-resize one animation for every channel. Batch export all formats at once instead of rebuilding each size by hand.
• Localized marketing assets: Use auto-translate and Magic Import to create versions with different languages, copy, or assets. One master animation becomes a full set for every market.
• Brand motion systems: Build animated components and custom AI effects that your team reuses across projects. Update a component once and every linked design follows.
• Lottie animations for web and apps: Design lightweight animations and export them as Lottie files for websites and mobile apps.
• Bringing still images to life: Turn product shots or illustrations into short videos with Image to Video for ads, landing pages, or social posts.