Jitter

What Is Jitter?

Jitter is a web-based motion design tool that simplifies the process of creating animations for digital interfaces and content. Available on a freemium pricing model, Jitter functions as a collaborative design platform where users can animate existing designs or create animations from scratch. The tool integrates directly with Figma, allowing designers to import their designs with a single click and animate them without leaving their workflow. Unlike traditional animation software that relies on complex keyframe systems, Jitter uses a simpler action-based approach, making motion design accessible to designers of all experience levels.

What Jitter Does

• Enables animation creation through simple actions like "fade in," "slide out," and "move" instead of traditional keyframes
• Offers a library of animation presets and easing options that can be applied, customized, and reused across layers and projects
• Provides real-time collaboration features, allowing multiple team members to work on the same file simultaneously
• Supports import and export of various media formats, including images, videos, GIFs, audio, and SVG graphics
• Includes design tools such as vector masks, gradients, blur effects, curved paths, custom fonts, and alignment utilities
• Exports animations in multiple formats—4K video, GIF, and Lottie files—for use across websites, apps, and social media

How Jitter Can Be Used

• Animating UI components and micro-interactions for web applications and mobile apps
• Creating animated social media content, promotional videos, and marketing materials
• Producing landing page animations and website hero sections
• Designing presentation videos, YouTube intros, and Instagram stories
• Building reusable animation libraries for design systems and brand consistency

Who Is Jitter For?

Jitter serves designers and developers who need to add motion to their work without mastering complex animation software. The tool is particularly suited for product designers, UI/UX designers, and marketing teams who use Figma as part of their workflow. Because Jitter eliminates the learning curve associated with keyframe-based animation, it is accessible to beginners while remaining powerful enough for experienced motion designers. Teams that value collaboration and rapid iteration will find Jitter's real-time workspace and non-destructive animation model especially useful. Visit Jitter