CSS Animation Generator

Generate keyframe animations from presets

Writing CSS keyframe animations by hand means defining the keyframes block, wiring up the timing, and getting every piece of the syntax exactly right before anything moves at all. This generator offers twelve ready presets, bounce, fade, slide, rotate and more, and produces the complete keyframe CSS for each, so you get a working animation you can drop straight in or adapt to taste. Starting from something that already runs is far faster than starting from an empty rule.

Why presets are a good starting point

The great majority of interface animations are really just variations on a small, familiar set of movements, and the presets cover that set directly. Starting from a working bounce or fade and then adjusting its duration and easing is dramatically faster than writing the keyframes from scratch, and along the way it teaches you the underlying structure, a keyframes block plus an animation property, that every CSS animation shares. Once that structure is familiar, writing your own becomes straightforward too.

Copy and adapt

It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded and the generated code is yours to paste straight into a project. Because it works client-side, you can iterate freely, regenerating as often as you like without a round trip to any server.

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