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Bring in a short MP4. Standard conversion runs locally in your browser.
AnimeCurve turns a short MP4 into an editable animated SVG asset. Make a quick color, visibility, or group change, then export what you need.
Best suited to a short single-subject clip with a flat or semiflat simple background. Gradients or multiple subjects may need extra cleanup. Live-action particles and complex textures are experimental.
Compare four focused motion examples: the original MP4 beside the browser-rendered Animated SVG produced by AnimeCurve.
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Both panels come from the UI transition SceneDoc shown above. The right panel is a second Animated SVG export after one fill edit.
#FA7757 to #5C7CFF across the matching paths, then exported the SVG again.Try this UI transition Keep the creative decisions in your hands while the browser handles the repetitive frame work.
Bring in a short MP4. Standard conversion runs locally in your browser.
Select paths, change colors or visibility, and group simple parts across matching frames.
Export an animated SVG or SVGZ when the scene is ready.
Focused controls for designers and developers who need an animation they can still change tomorrow.
Recolor, hide, move, scale and rotate paths directly in Quick Edit.
Make basic color, visibility and transform changes without opening Advanced.
Group related parts and apply a matching-frame scope when available.
Export animated SVG or SVGZ for compatible handoffs.
Begin with short loops, one main subject and a small number of background elements.
Turn a character gesture into a reusable product asset.
Keep a mark crisp, editable and easy to recolor.
Shape simple graphic transitions into web-ready SVG.
Give a short stylized clip an editable second life.
The first workflow runs in the browser, so you can iterate without sending source footage to a server. SVGZ and protected geometry options remain available for practical handoffs.
Open the local editorIt is designed for short loops with one main subject and a small number of background elements: mascots, logo loops, motion graphics and stylized AI animations.
The first workflow runs in your local browser. Your source video stays on your computer unless you explicitly choose Experimental cloud processing.
SVGZ is the primary export: gzip-compressed SVG intended for hosting with Content-Encoding: gzip. Animated SVG and SceneDoc remain available for compatible workflows.
Yes. Quick Edit supports basic path recolor, hide, move, scale, rotate and grouping. Advanced controls remain available for more complex scenes.
See how far an editable SVG can take it.