SVG Icon Animator

Add eye-catching CSS animations to your SVG icons. Choose from 12 animation presets, customize timing, and export animated SVG files ready for your website.

Drop your SVG icon here

or click to browse files

SVG files up to 2MB supported
CSS animations work in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
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How to Animate Your SVG Icons

  1. Upload your SVG - Drag and drop or click to browse. Works with any SVG icon or graphic.
  2. Choose an animation - Pick from 12 presets: Pulse, Spin, Bounce, Shake, Fade, Float, Swing, Heartbeat, Flip, Rubber, Wobble, or Jello.
  3. Adjust timing - Set the duration (0.2s to 5s), easing function, and number of iterations.
  4. Optional: Apply a color - Override the SVG's fill and stroke colors with a custom color.
  5. Preview in real-time - See your animation live before downloading.
  6. Download or Copy - Get the animated SVG file or copy the code directly to your project.

Animation Examples

Pulse Scale up and down
Spin 360° rotation
Bounce Jump up and down
Shake Side to side
Fade Opacity change
Float Gentle hover

Tips for Best Results

Use Clean SVGs

Simple, optimized SVG files animate more smoothly. Use our SVG Compressor first if needed.

Mind the Duration

Subtle animations (1-2s) work best for UI elements. Faster animations grab attention but can be distracting.

Accessibility Matters

The generated CSS respects prefers-reduced-motion. Users who prefer reduced motion won't see animations.

Easy Integration

The animated SVG is self-contained with embedded CSS. Just drop it into your HTML - no external dependencies!

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! CSS animations are supported in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera. The animations are embedded directly in the SVG file, so no JavaScript is required.

Absolutely! You can use animated SVGs anywhere you'd use regular SVGs: as <img> tags, inline SVG, CSS background images, or in frameworks like React and Vue. Note that some methods (like <img>) may not support all animation types.

If you're viewing the SVG in a basic image viewer, it may not support CSS animations. Try opening it in a web browser instead. For the most reliable playback, use inline SVG in your HTML.

Change the "Iterations" setting from "Infinite" to "1" (or any number you prefer). This will make the animation play the specified number of times and then stop.

This tool animates the entire SVG. For animating individual elements within an SVG, you'd need to edit the SVG code directly or use a more advanced animation tool. We may add element-level animation support in a future update!