Lottie AI has launched as a text-to-Lottie animation generator from LottieFiles, designed for developers and builders. The tool turns plain-language prompts into editable vector animations without requiring motion-design skills. Users can describe what they want and refine the output through an iterative chat-based workflow. The platform offers two generation modes: Turbo Mode for single-pass animations in about a minute, and Quality Mode for multi-agent generation that plans and critiques the result. Every animation produces light, scalable vector code that remains sharp at any size and weighs only kilobytes. Smart layering automatically names and groups each layer based on its function, and all shapes, colors, and timing values are editable rather than baked in. Built-in controls let users adjust motion via sliders without regenerating the animation. Color and look variations can be swapped instantly, and an energy dial controls the intensity of the motion. Generated animations include built-in controls that update in real time and can be sent to Lottie Creator for further fine-tuning. The vector code behind any animation is open to review or hand-editing, and native code for SwiftUI or Jetpack Compose is ready to paste. Animations can be exported as dotLottie, Lottie JSON, GIF, or MP4 and work across frameworks and platforms.

The workflow guides users from description to refinement to export in three steps. First, a prompt is written, with optional duration and canvas size. Then, color, size, timing, and text are adjusted using on-canvas controls or follow-up descriptions. Finally, the animation is downloaded or saved to the LottieFiles workspace. Generated animations are ready to paste into projects and work across web and app frameworks.

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