CSS Keyframe Animation Generator with Live Preview
The CSS keyframe animation generator creates an @keyframes block and matching animation shorthand from your selected property and animation settings. Choose translate, rotate, scale, opacity, or background, then provide from and to values, duration, timing, and iteration count. A live preview shows the animation as you adjust settings, and you can copy the generated values.
The CSS keyframe animation generator creates an @keyframes block and animation shorthand from the settings you choose. Select translate, rotate, scale, opacity, or background as the animated property, enter from and to values, and set the duration, timing, and iteration count. A live preview lets you see the resulting animation while you work.
The conversion uses those settings to write the keyframe definition and the corresponding animation shorthand. The selected property determines what changes between the starting and ending values; duration, timing, and iteration count shape how the animation runs. You can copy the generated values you need for your CSS.
CSS keyframes describe changes between animation states, while the animation shorthand brings animation settings together in a declaration. Generating both can help when you are prototyping motion, preparing test data, or adding an animation to a stylesheet. The preview provides a quick way to inspect the result before copying the code.
The tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input is processed on your device and is not sent to a server. It works offline after the page has loaded, so you can continue using it without a connection; the tool is free.
This generator is useful for developers at any experience level who want to create or preview CSS animation values. It can also help DevOps engineers and teams preparing fixtures or seed data that include keyframe animation code.
Step 1: Choose an animation property: translate, rotate, scale, opacity, or background. This determines which kind of change the generated keyframes describe.
Step 2: Set the from and to values for the selected property. These values define the animation’s starting and ending states.
Step 3: Choose the duration, timing, and iteration count. The generated animation shorthand reflects these settings.
Step 4: Generate the CSS and check the live preview to see the result.
Step 5: Copy the @keyframes block, the animation shorthand, or whichever generated values you need.
Use case: Create ready-to-use keyframe animation values for tests, fixtures, or seed data, then copy the generated CSS into your project.
Use case: Generate a whole batch of animation values at once instead of inventing values by hand.
Use case: Get properly random values rather than relying on guesses typed at a keyboard.
Use case: Preview a CSS animation while choosing its property and from/to values, helping you check the result before copying the code.
Use case: Build an @keyframes block and animation shorthand for a UI prototype without writing both pieces from scratch.
Use case: Prepare animation code for a stylesheet by generating the keyframes and shorthand together.