Free SVG Animation Generator Online
Upload any SVG illustration and watch it build itself — every part pops, draws, bounces or waves in on its own. Pick from 37 presets, tune the timing, then download a pure-CSS animated SVG that works anywhere. No signup, no limits, 100% free.
Animates Every Part
The tool finds the layers inside your SVG and animates them one after another — so a character, its props and details each arrive on cue.
Pure CSS Output
Animations use CSS keyframes only — no JavaScript required. The output works in every modern browser and loads instantly with zero dependencies.
100% Private
Your SVG never leaves your browser. All animation code is generated locally — no server, no upload, no account needed.
37 Tuned Presets
Build-in, looping and whole-graphic effects, each with sensible defaults. Adjust duration, stagger, order and repeat — the preview updates instantly.
What Can You Animate?
Need Free SVG Illustrations to Animate?
Download any free SVG from SketchValley, drop it into this tool and add a professional animation in seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I animate an SVG online for free?
- Upload your SVG, pick a preset, adjust duration, stagger and order, preview live, then download the animated SVG file or copy its code.
- Do I need JavaScript to use SVG animations?
- No. This tool generates pure CSS keyframe animations. The output works in every modern browser without any JavaScript.
- Can I use the animated SVG on my website?
- Yes. Download the animated SVG and use it anywhere — web, React, Vue, email (where SVG is supported), Figma, and more.
- What's the difference between the animation styles?
- Build in presets make the parts appear one by one — ideal for hero sections and onboarding. Bring to life presets keep the parts gently moving on a loop. Whole graphic presets move the entire illustration as one piece — a gentle float or spin, or attention-grabbers like Tada, Rubber Band and Shake that play, pause, then repeat (great for buttons and banners).
- Does this work with any SVG file?
- Yes — any valid SVG works. Files with layers or groups (like Illustrator, Figma or SketchValley exports) animate part by part; a single flat shape still works with the whole-graphic presets. A full-size background is detected and held still.