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Jitter — 3D Design and Web Animation

Jitter

Jitter is a web-based motion design tool that builds animation from free templates or a blank canvas and exports the result as video, GIF or Lottie.

Why it fits

3D Design and Web Animation

Website

Go to jitter.video

Good to know

Check each tool’s plan separately; one feature’s allowance does not cover another.

High-resolution output and advanced tools may require a different plan.

Good to know
Good to knowWebsite
Free outputYes
No account needed—
No watermarkNo
Works offline—
Batch processing—
Content language—

— Unverified conditions. Official documentation reviewed. The app itself has not been hands-on tested. Matches only documented content-language support, not interface language.

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Who is it for?

  • It suits designers who want to make short animations for social media, product promos or interface motion; the page lists more than 400 free templates.
  • It suits people who need the same animation as video, GIF and Lottie in different places; the free plan includes export in all three formats.

Getting started

  • Create an account on the site and pick a template or start with a blank canvas.
  • Animate text, shapes and images, using the pen tool, morphing, gradients and fonts if needed.
  • Export as video, GIF or Lottie; before publishing, remember that the free plan is 720p, 30 fps and watermarked.

Decision points

  • The free plan has 3 workspace files, 720p and a watermark; for watermark-free and HD/4K output you need a paid plan (Pro and above).
  • If you need 3D scenes or interactions driven by a state machine, Jitter’s pages do not describe them; look at 3D or interactive animation tools for that.

Limits

  • The free plan carries a watermark and caps output at 720p and 30 fps; extra formats such as ProRes, transparent and frame-by-frame are listed on paid plans.
  • The terms page contained no text, so commercial-use and content-ownership terms were not seen; check them before client work. Dollar amounts were not seen.

Frequently asked questions

Is Jitter free?

The pricing page shows a free plan with unlimited drafts, 3 workspace files, video, GIF and Lottie export, up to 720p and 30 fps, a watermark and limited AI credits.

Can I export a Lottie file from Jitter?

The home and pricing pages list video, GIF and Lottie export, and the free plan includes all three. Test how the Lottie output looks in your target runtime yourself.

Official sources (2)
jitter.video/jitter.video/pricing/

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