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Paper Unfold Product Reveal: Animated Template
A sheet of paper unfolds to reveal a product, built as a reusable motion template for launches, packaging teasers and social ads. The paper opens in two stages with a soft flex, then a glow and light rings bring in the can, followed by the brand name and tagline.
“VOLT” is a mock energy drink for the demo. Swap in your own product, colours and copy and the timing stays the same.
Built in SVGator as vector animation, so it stays sharp at any size and exports to SVG, Lottie, GIF or video.
Tools: SVGator
Amazing work !!
Thank you bro 💗💗
A paper unfold reveal template that works with any product. Swap the item, recolor the paper, inside and accent, edit the brand text and tagline, and set the speed. The timing and 3D fold stay the same.
The demo shows it with an energy can, a perfume bottle and headphones. It’s...
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Persiana rolls up on mural art, brings in the brand, runs three products and ends on the ask. Every layer has a real name, so turning a plant shop into a record store means retyping the text and swapping the logo and three photos.
The beauty of this is that I never drew a frame by hand. Claude Code wrote all six shops straight into SVGator through its MCP, keyframes included, and the edits in the video run on the live export.
I'm in LOVE with the results. What do you think?
#svgatorchallenge
The Drop Machine — one launch template, two brands
Your next big thing, freshly dispensed: The Drop Machine is a reusable launch animation for product drops, workshops, events, and creative releases. Built with SVGator MCP, it combines editable text, named layers, replaceable artwork, and a playful 10-second loop. The proof video shows a sneaker launch followed by a workshop remix using the same animation with different artwork, copy, and colors.
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Hey Contra and SVGator team, thank you so much for this challenge. 🙏 It was a lot of fun to work on.
I'm Amine, a motion designer, and this is my entry: "The Milestone Deck". It's a counter and card-line template for brands and creators who want to celebrate a win, like hitting a follower, subscriber or sales number, and share it in a way that looks good.
I followed the brief and checked the gallery to make what's missing. When I scrolled through it, I saw lots of logo reveals, icon hovers and product-promo cards, but nothing for the moment you hit a milestone and want to share it. So I made that. I wanted something different from the usual product previews, and I think a lot of brands and creators will actually use it.
What's inside:
Real, editable text for the brand name, the caption and the counter
Clearly named layers, with notes in the names about what to change
Every card image in its own element, so swapping one is easy
A counter that counts up, and a line of cards that moves like a worm
Proof it can be changed: the video shows the same template with two sets of content, a gray version and a purple one, with a different number and color and the same animation. The walkthrough shows how to rebrand it step by step.
About the tools: as a motion designer, I really like how effective SVGator is. The idea and the designs are mine. I used the SVGator MCP with Claude only to replicate animations, the repetitive keyframe work that would have taken me ages by hand, and it saved me a lot of time there.
Thanks again, SVGator and Contra. 😍
Such a great work!