CSS Animation Generator
Create smooth CSS animations and keyframes visually. Preview in real-time and ge...Create smooth CSS animations and keyframes visually. Preview in real-time and generate clean code.
Quick Presets
Animation Properties
Keyframes
Live Preview
Generated CSS
@keyframes fadeIn {
0% {
transform: scale(0.8);
opacity: 0;
}
100% {
transform: scale(1);
opacity: 1;
}
}
.element {
animation: fadeIn 0.5s ease 0s infinite normal none running;
}Generator Features
Why Use CSS Animation Generator?
Visual Animation Builder
Create complex keyframe animations with an intuitive visual interface - no hand-coding required.
Real-Time Preview
See your animation play live as you adjust properties. Instant visual feedback for perfect timing.
Quick Presets
Start with popular presets like Fade In, Bounce, Spin, Shake and customize from there.
Clean CSS Output
Generate production-ready @keyframes and animation CSS code. Copy with one click.
100% Client-Side
Everything runs in your browser. No data sent to servers, no sign-up required.
Multi-Keyframe Support
Add multiple keyframe stops for complex animation sequences with fine-grained control.
Common Uses for CSS Animations
UI Micro-Interactions
Create hover effects, button animations, and feedback animations for better user experience.
Loading Animations
Build custom spinners, skeleton screens, and progress indicators for loading states.
Attention Grabbers
Design pulse, bounce, and shake animations to draw user attention to important elements.
Page Transitions
Create smooth entrance and exit animations for page elements and content sections.
How It Works
Choose a Preset or Customize
Start with a quick preset like Fade In, Bounce, or Slide Up, then customize the keyframes and timing.
Adjust Timing and Direction
Set duration, delay, easing function, iteration count, and animation direction to get the perfect feel.
Copy and Use
Copy the generated @keyframes and animation properties into your CSS stylesheet.
Animation Tips
Start with Presets
Use the built-in presets as a starting point, then fine-tune the keyframes and timing to match your design.
Use ease-out for Entrances
The ease-out timing function creates natural-feeling entrance animations that start fast and decelerate smoothly.
Performance Tip
For best performance, animate only transform and opacity properties. These are GPU-accelerated and won't cause layout reflows.