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CSS Keyframes Generator

Build custom CSS keyframes visually with a live animation preview and copy-ready code.

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Build keyframes visually before writing the animation by hand

Custom keyframes give you more control than a preset animation, but writing them from scratch can slow down experimentation. This generator helps you shape motion states visually and then copy clean CSS when the sequence feels right.

What you can define

The tool focuses on the core building blocks of many UI animations:

  • start, middle, and end states
  • translation on both axes
  • scale changes
  • opacity changes
  • easing and iteration settings

Useful motion workflows

A keyframes generator is especially helpful when you want to:

  • prototype custom transitions quickly
  • build branded motion patterns
  • compare a few animation variants side by side
  • produce reusable @keyframes blocks for a component library

Small state changes can have a big effect

Even minor shifts in scale or opacity can change how polished or distracting an animation feels. After generating the code, preview it in the actual UI context to make sure the motion still feels intentional.