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CSS Animation Builder

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Build CSS @keyframes animations with presets, live preview, and generated CSS

Pick from ten built-in presets like fade, slide, bounce, pulse, spin, or shake, tweak duration, easing, and delay, and watch a live preview loop while you dial it in before copying the generated `@keyframes` rule and animation shorthand. Custom keyframe steps at any percentage (0%, 50%, 100%, or anything between) are supported too, not just the presets, and it can also parse an existing `@keyframes` block you paste in to extract and edit its steps rather than starting from scratch. It only animates standard CSS properties like transform and opacity; it can't morph an SVG path's `d` attribute, and there's no export to a JS animation library like Framer Motion or GSAP, so translating the output to one of those is a manual step if that's your stack. Output is plain, dependency-free CSS.

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How to use CSS Animation Builder

  • 1.Pick a preset like fade-in, bounce, or spin, tweak duration and easing, then copy the generated @keyframes CSS straight into your stylesheet.
  • 2.Watch the live preview loop as you adjust timing and delay to match the animation to a real button or card in your UI.
  • 3.Chain multiple keyframe steps (0%, 50%, 100%) with different transforms to build a custom animation instead of starting from a blank @keyframes block.

Frequently asked questions

Does this run in my browser or on a server?
Entirely in your browser — the preview renders using real CSS animations, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Will the generated CSS work in every browser?
Standard @keyframes animations have universal modern browser support, but always check vendor-specific needs if you're targeting very old browsers.
Can I export this as a JS animation library call (e.g. Framer Motion, GSAP)?
No, this tool only outputs plain CSS — you'd need to translate the keyframes manually if you're using a JS animation library.
Can I animate SVG paths with this?
You can animate SVG elements' CSS properties (transform, opacity, fill) the same as HTML elements, but path morphing (animating the `d` attribute) isn't supported.

Use via API, SDK, or MCP

Installnpm install @utilix-tech/sdk
Usageimport { css } from '@utilix-tech/sdk'
const animation = css.generateKeyframesCSS('fadeIn', [
  { stop: 0, properties: { opacity: '0' } },
  { stop: 100, properties: { opacity: '1' } }
])
console.log(animation)

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