Moko

What Is Moko?

Moko is a design tool in the design-tools category that centralizes and manages SVG and Lottie animations. It enables users to store, search, edit, and export these animation files within a single interface. As a freemium tool, Moko offers free access to core features with optional paid upgrades for advanced capabilities. Designers and developers use Moko to organize animation assets during web and app development workflows, keeping all SVG and Lottie files in one accessible location without relying on external storage or multiple applications.

What Moko Does

• Centralizes SVG and Lottie animations in a searchable library for quick access across projects.
• Allows instant search to retrieve animations added to a Moko account.
• Supports editing of animations, including text updates and visual tweaks, directly in the tool.
• Exports animations in Lottie JSON or MP4 formats without third-party involvement.
• Generates public links for animations that update automatically upon changes.
• Facilitates team sharing, enabling collaborative updates to animations.

How Moko Can Be Used

• Designers import SVG icons or Lottie files from tools like Figma or SVGator, then organize them in Moko for use in prototypes or presentations.
• Developers search the Moko library during web builds to embed Lottie animations via JSON exports, integrating them into sites with tools like Elementor.
• Teams share public links to animations for feedback; collaborators edit text or visuals, and changes propagate instantly without resending files.
• Users enhance static SVGs by generating AI-assisted visuals or animations inside Moko, then export as MP4 for social media or app demos.
• Workflows involve uploading mobile gesture packs or emoji animations from Moko updates, customizing them for UI tutorials or interactive elements.

Who Is Moko For?

Moko serves designers managing animation libraries for UI/UX projects, developers implementing lightweight Lottie and SVG effects in web and mobile apps, and product teams collaborating on motion assets. It fits roles handling repetitive animation organization, such as front-end developers, motion designers, and design system maintainers working with scalable vector graphics and JSON-based animations. Experience levels range from intermediate users familiar with SVG exports to teams seeking centralized asset management. Visit Moko