LottieFiles
Platform and library for lightweight Lottie animations for web and apps, with editing, hosting and Figma plugins.
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- Best for
- Beginners and Pro users
- Free plan
- Yes
- Agent-ready (MCP / API)
- Not listed
- Platforms
- Web, Figma plugin
- Last verified
- Oct 14, 2026
Summary
Overview
LottieFiles hosts and edits Lottie animations: small, scalable motion files that run in web and mobile apps. It suits UI and marketing-site motion, not long-form video. The free library is the easy way to start, and paid plans add workspace features priced per user. The notes come from its pricing and platform pages.
Who it fits
LottieFiles is for designers and developers adding small, scalable animations to websites and apps. Lottie files are far lighter than video, which suits UI and marketing-site motion. The platform bundles a library of ready-made animations, a web-based editor and previews, a Figma plugin, hosting and delivery, and team workspaces. It is better suited to short, lightweight animation than to long-form video or cinematic motion work.
What the plans include
On LottieFiles’ pricing page, the Free plan includes preview, testing, sharing, the free animation library and basic edits. Individual is $19.99 per user per month billed annually, and Team is $24.99 per user per month billed annually. Enterprise is custom, and the page also lists a Team+ tier. Paid plans are per user, so costs rise with the size of the design team.
Limits and alternatives
The tiers change over time, so check the page before budgeting. The free library is the easiest way to start, but paid plans are where the workspace features sit. Jitter is a browser-based motion tool with Figma import and video, GIF and Lottie export, Rive suits interactive, state-driven animation, and Figma covers the design side if your animation starts as an interface.
Who it's for
A good fit if you are…
- Designers and developers adding small animations to sites and apps
- People who want a shared animation library
Another tool may suit you better if you are…
- Long-form video or cinematic motion work
Pricing
Free plan with the animation library; Individual $19.99/user/mo and Team $24.99/user/mo billed annually. As of Oct 2026, verify.
- Free: preview, testing, sharing, free animation library and basic edits.
- Individual: $19.99 per user per month billed annually.
- Team: $24.99 per user per month billed annually; Enterprise custom.
- The pricing page also lists a Team+ tier.
Prices as of Oct 2026 (checked Oct 14, 2026), verify before buying. Source: vendor pricing page.
Key features
- Large library of ready-made animations
- Web-based editor and previews
- Figma plugin
- Hosting and delivery of Lottie files
- Team workspaces
Integrations: Figma plugin; Lottie players for web and mobile.
Agent-ready? Not listed. No agent or MCP access is listed.
Pros and good to know
Drawn from the vendor's own documentation and public sources.
Pros
- Tiny file sizes compared with video
- Large free library
- Good fit for product and web teams
Good to know
- Aimed at UI and web animation
- Paid plans are per user
- Pricing page shows multiple tiers that change
Alternatives
- Jitter: Browser-based motion design tool for animating social posts, product shots and UI, with Figma import and video, GIF and Lottie export.
- Rive: Design and animate interactive graphics in one editor and ship them to web, mobile and games.
- Figma: Collaborative design tool for interfaces, graphics, slides and prototypes, with AI features and an MCP server for agents.
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