![]() ![]() ![]() Then move the scrubber (playhead) to a further point along the timeline and add another keyframe. Add one to your element’s timeline by hitting the + button: 4. Create Some KeyframesĪ keyframe is a point on the timeline where certain properties change. We can also set the properties of this animation, but first we need to create some keyframes on the timeline. Whilst our element is selected we’ll hit Rotate, then we’ll select the easing type we want: With our element added to the timeline, we now need to select an Animator from the list. Here we’ve chosen the large cog, which has a bizarre layer name (but that doesn’t matter): 3. Select an Animator Hitting the + button next to the item will add a layer to the timeline. You can select an element to animate either by clicking it in the Elements list, or clicking the element itself on the stage. They might not be optimally named, but you can improve that by making sure the SVG’s layers are all named properly in Adobe Illustrator (or your editing software) before you import the project. In the Elements panel of the animation editor you’ll notice a dropdown of all the elements contained within the SVG file. Upload your static SVG file and watch as a new project is created. The first is from Professional Networking Icons:īegin on the dashboard page of SVGator by hitting Import New. We’re going to use SVGator to animate a couple of graphics from Envato Elements. Enough of All That, Let’s Animate Something! The left hand panel is home to the Elements tree, showing the elements within the SVG, and on the right you have some more options, plus a code editor which shows you the code you’re creating. The main stage holds your animation, whilst a timeline shows your layers and keyframes along the bottom: The editor UI will be familiar to you if you’ve ever used Adobe Animate, After Effects, or any video editing software. You can duplicate them, delete them, download them, or you can edit them in the animation editor. Upon logging in you’ll be shown all the projects you have saved. ![]() A 7 day free trial is available so you can take a look before committing. It’s super easy to use, doesn’t require any coding skills, and is cross-platform. You can find SVGator by visiting SVGator is an online SVG animation tool, a subscription for which (at the time of writing) costs $18 per month, or $12 per month if paid annually. ![]()
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