Summary

FAQs

• How to prepare my design for Lottie animation?

  I can work with any vector graphic format. SVG, EPS, AI, PDF - or any similar. Lottie can also contain PNG or JPG files.

• How can I implement these JSON animations in my app?

  Ask a developer who knows how to integrate Lottie animations through the Lottie library. Or Inbox us and we'll suggest someone. Lottie has libraries for Android, IOS, Web also supports HTML and web flow. For more details: www.lottiefiles.com

• What is the difference between Lottie and Gif?

  Lottie animations are code-based animation which can be implemented into your app using Lottiefiles library. Which will generate high-quality smooth animations from code on runtime within your app. And it is editable through code like size and color on other hand Gif is a rasterized image sequence

• Can you provide animation as gif / html / avi / mov instead?

  Sure. I can export any file format with the animation that I did. I just recommend using Lottie on mobile devices because of the small file sizes and simple control via app code.

• If I don't have the illustrations, can you create them and animate further?

  Mostly - no but if you assist me with simply, I could do it for your illustration first for Lottie animation. It has some additional fees.

• What is Lottie and how to use it?

  Lottie is a quite new generation solution for animation format, the perfect solution for web or mobile animations.

• Are there limitations or unsupported features?

  Yes. Not so many, but they exist. Please contact me with your project details before ordering so that we could avoid those limitations before crating Lottie animation.

• Do you provide code to implement Lottie on my website?

  No. I'm only creating .json and .lottie files for you. But Lottie player implementation is rather simple and straightforward, for more information about the process check the official Lottie GitHub page and Lottie files website

• What file size I can expect from lottie animation?

  Every animation is different - it depends on the number of paths, points, timelines, and keyframes in the animation. From my experience, it is too difficult to say first before render an animation.