Lottie animations are small vector files that stay sharp on every screen and load lightning-fast. We design and animate icons, illustrations, loaders and hero animations, and implement them in your website or app.
Small file, big impact
Where a GIF or video quickly weighs megabytes, a Lottie file is often just a fraction of that. It stays sharp at any size, loads fast and is good for your PageSpeed score. Ideal for animations that make your website or app lively without slowing it down.
Interactive and on-brand
Lottie animations can respond to scrolling, hovering and clicking. Think of icons that move when you hover over them, an onboarding that moves along step by step or an illustration that comes to life as you scroll. We design them in your brand style and build them in ourselves, in Webflow, React or your app.
Why it works
Why it works.
Fast
Lightweight files that do not slow your site.
Crisp
Vector, so razor-sharp on every screen.
Interactive
Animations that respond to your user.
Tools & platforms
Projects
Work we're proud of
What is the difference between Lottie, GIF and video?
Lottie is vector-based: smaller, sharper and interactive. A GIF is limited in colours and often large, a video is ideal for footage but heavier and not interactive. For interface animations Lottie is usually the best choice.
Do Lottie animations work in Webflow?
Yes. Webflow supports Lottie natively, including linking to scroll and click interactions. Lottie also works well in WordPress, React, iOS and Android.
What is a dotLottie file?
dotLottie (.lottie) is a compressed variant of the Lottie format. The file is even smaller and can bundle multiple animations and images.
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