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Okayyy I guess I can officially say it now… I’m a Jitter expert!!! 🎉✨
I’ve been using Jitter more and more in my projects to bring branding, typography and digital experiences to life — and honestly, it has become one of my favorite tools for motion design.
From animated logos to social content, website interactions and brand animations, I love how a little bit of motion can completely change the way a visual feels.
So if you need a designer who can make your brand move, you know where to find me 👀
Yayyyyy 🥹💃
Jitter expert
Anna Grenier de cardenal
$9.7M in Jitter opportunities
congrats!
Thank you !
Congrats on your badge Anna!
Thank you 🙏
congrats! jitter's so underrated
Thank you! totaly agree
Congrats on the badge! Was there a specific project where adding motion made such a clear difference that you knew Jitter was staying in your stack for good?
Thanks Maty! It wasn’t really one specific project that made the difference, but more the fact that Jitter is so easy and intuitive to use, especially compared to After Effects.
For a lot of animations, you can actually achieve very similar results in Jitter much faster and with...
Congrats! Is Jitter mostly replacing After Effects for you at this point, or are you still bouncing between the two depending on the project?
Thanks ! For me no, i still use after for more complex animatons and character motion. I use Jitter for elements i need to finish faster or for social media reels :)
Thank you!!
Congratulations girl
Thank you Afnan !!🫶🏻
Motion really does change how a brand feels. Congrats on becoming a Jitter expert!
i agree ! thank you !
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