SVG Animator
Free Online SVG Animator - Animate SVG Files Instantly
Import any SVG, target individual layers, and add polished animations in seconds. Fine-tune easing, delay, and iteration, then export a production-ready animated SVG or copy the clean markup.
Animation Controls
Max 1MB.
Tip: Click elements directly in the preview to select them.
Live Preview
Click elements to select them. Animations update instantly.
Drag & drop an SVG here or click to upload.
Animations are applied in your browser—no uploads to a server.
Animated SVG Output
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about animating SVGs.
How does SVG animation work here?
Upload any SVG, then click individual elements in the preview to select them. Pick an animation (fade, slide, bounce, rotate, etc.), set the duration and easing, and the tool writes clean CSS keyframe animations directly into the SVG markup. The preview updates instantly so you can see exactly how it will look.
Do I need to know CSS to use this?
Not at all. The controls handle the CSS for you — just pick the effect, tweak the speed and delay with sliders, and the animation code is generated automatically. If you do know CSS, you can view and copy the generated code to customize it further.
Can I animate different elements separately?
Yes. Click any layer in the preview to target it individually. You can apply different animations, delays, and durations to each element — so one part fades in while another slides up, for example. Or select "All elements" to animate everything at once.
What can I do with the animated SVG?
Download it or copy the code. Since the animations use standard CSS embedded in the SVG, the file works anywhere SVGs are supported — websites, emails, presentations, social posts. It's a single file with no external dependencies, so it's easy to drop into any project.
Is there a file size limit?
The upload limit is 1 MB, which covers the vast majority of SVG files. Since everything runs in your browser, larger SVGs with many elements may take a moment to parse, but there's no server-side restriction beyond that.