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Work · February 9, 2023

Jitter 1.0

A fast and simple animation tool on the web 💫

In plain words

Jitter is a browser-based animation tool that lets users create animations for videos, websites, and apps in three steps: designing from scratch or importing from Figma, animating with presets or custom effects, and exporting as video, GIF, or Lottie files. It's designed for creators, designers, and developers who need to produce animations quickly without leaving their web browser.

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Create stunning animations for your videos, websites, or apps, in 3 simple steps: 1. Design → Start from scratch, Figma, or a template 🎨 2. Animate → Use presets, or create your own animations ✨ 3. Export → Video, GIF, and Lottie 🎬 All in your browser!

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