Load, edit, and optimize SVG vectors, then animate them live with a visual CSS timeline. Choose from spin, draw, pulse, bounce, float, flip and more, fine-tune duration, easing, delay, direction and transform-origin, and export clean CSS keyframes or a self-contained animated SVG. Runs 100% in your browser.
About this tool
SVG Vector & CSS Animation Studio is a free, 100% client-side tool for loading, editing, optimizing, and animating SVG vectors with a visual CSS timeline. Upload or paste any SVG, shrink it with the built-in optimizer, then animate the whole graphic or individual layers with presets like spin, draw, pulse, bounce, float, flip, and more. Fine-tune duration, delay, easing, iteration count, direction, and transform-origin, add per-layer stagger, and choose interaction triggers such as hover, click, or load. When it looks right, export clean CSS keyframes, a self-contained animated SVG with the styles baked in, or a ready-to-import React component. Parsing, previewing, and exporting all happen in your browser, so your artwork is never uploaded.
Upload an .svg file or paste markup directly, then optionally run the optimizer to shrink the file size.
Pick a preset like draw, spin, pulse, or float for the whole SVG, or switch to per-element mode to target individual layers.
Adjust duration, delay, easing, direction, transform-origin, stagger, and the trigger (auto, hover, click, or load) with a live preview.
Copy the generated CSS, download a self-contained animated SVG, or grab a ready-to-import React component.
Tweak duration, delay, easing, direction and origin and watch the SVG respond instantly, no refresh, no guesswork.
Copy clean CSS keyframes or download a self-contained animated SVG that works anywhere without external stylesheets.
Shrink SVG file size with a safe whitespace-and-comment optimizer while keeping the artwork pixel-identical.
Editing, previewing, and exporting all run in your browser. Your vectors are never uploaded.
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Bring checkmarks, spinners, and toggles to life with subtle, GPU-friendly motion.
Example: Use the Draw preset on a stroke checkmark, then export it as a React component.
Build smooth, on-brand loaders without a heavy animation library.
Example: Pick spin or pulse, set iterations to infinite, and copy the CSS into your stylesheet.
Reveal a multi-part logo one piece at a time for a premium first impression.
Example: Switch to per-element mode, set trigger to Load, and add a stagger between layers.
Drop animated illustrations into docs and READMEs with zero external CSS.
Example: Export a self-contained animated SVG and embed it directly in your Markdown.
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These properties are GPU-composited and cheapest for the browser, so the presets favor them for smooth 60fps motion.
The draw-on effect relies on stroke-dashoffset, so it shines on outlined icons, signatures, and line art rather than solid fills.
Keep infinite loops subtle and save larger, one-shot movement for hover, click, or load triggers so the UI feels polished, not noisy.
In per-element mode, a small stagger makes layers reveal in sequence, the effect behind most premium loading and reveal animations.
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Go beyond a single spinning icon. Learn per-element targeting, staggered timelines, interaction triggers, custom easing, and how to export production-ready CSS, self-contained SVG, or a React component, all from the browser.
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