Motion design without the steep learning curve.
You know motion design is powerful. You also know traditional motion tools take forever to learn. Here's a faster way to prototype and export.
Design motion, not timelines
Less keyframes, more creativity
From static to motion in 3 steps
The workflow you already know, now with movement
Import your assets
2 minSVGs, PNGs, GIFs, videos. Layer them like Figma. Group them, mask them, blend them.
Apply motion
5 min43 built-in effects. No keyframes. No expressions. Just pick, tweak, preview.
Export anywhere
1 minMP4 or WebM, rendered right in the browser. Ready for Dribbble, social, or client work.
The layer system you already understand
Figma meets motion. No new mental models.
Built-in effects
Bloom, chromatic aberration, pixelate, VHS glitch, and more. Pick and apply without writing code.
Layer system
Groups, masks, blend modes, opacity. Works like the design tools you already know.
Asset import
SVGs, PNGs, GIFs, videos. Import, layer, style, and export in one tool.
Color grading
Color correction, filters, and adjustments to match your brand palette.
Typography
Custom fonts, text layers, and basic text animation. Google Fonts integration included.
Export options
MP4 or WebM, rendered in the browser. Perfect for web, social, or presentation use.
Start from a motion template
Production-ready pieces you can remix in the studio — no blank canvas required.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need After Effects to make motion graphics?▼
No. iLoveVideoEditor runs in your browser with built-in transitions, effects, and keyframe animation — no Creative Cloud subscription or plugins required.
Can I start from a template instead of a blank canvas?▼
Yes. Production-ready templates cover common motion pieces — remix one in the studio and adjust text, colors, and timing to your brand.
What can I export?▼
MP4 or WebM videos rendered right in the browser, ready for portfolio sites, social posts, prototypes, and client presentations.
Your portfolio needs motion
Static designs get scrolled past. Motion gets remembered. Your first animation takes 8 minutes.
Design your first motion piece