What it does
A browser-based animation tool for UI motion, promotional video, and template-driven motion graphics, now with AI-assisted generation.
Why it's useful
Jitter operates as a web canvas for motion design, combining custom animation with a library of over 300 templates spanning transitions, type effects, and promotional reels. Export options scale from GIF and Lottie for product interfaces to ProRes and 4K video for broadcast-grade output. The recent addition of AI credits and an Image-to-Video path signals a shift toward generative workflows layered on top of the manual timeline. Its value sits less in any single capability than in the bridge it builds between UI motion practice and higher-resolution video deliverables.
Key features
- —Over 300 animation templates including transitions, type effects, and promo reels
- —Custom animations and animation presets
- —Export to video, GIF, and Lottie formats
- —Resolution support up to 4K at 120fps on Max tier
- —ProRes, WebM, transparent, and frame-by-frame export on higher tiers
- —AI credits for generative motion and image-to-video workflows
FAQ
Yes. Lottie export is available on the Free tier, alongside video and GIF, making it usable for handoff into development workflows.
Free exports cap at 720p and 30fps. Pro raises this to 1080p at 60fps, while Max adds 4K at 120fps plus ProRes, WebM, transparent, and frame-by-frame export.
AI credits are allocated across plans and appear to support generative motion and image-to-video tasks. Higher tiers provide more credits and priority processing, though specific generation capabilities are detailed in the changelog rather than the pricing page.