Lens Magnifier
A magnifier lens glides over a grid, enlarging whatever it passes.
Drop in your work, pick a template, and export a polished animation — all in your browser.
Free plan includes 3 projects · No credit card needed
The Dogamotion editor: a template rail, a live animation on the stage, and its controls.
“Everydesignhasastoryworthtellinginmotion—itjustusedtotakehoursintoolsbuiltforeditors,notdesigners.Nowittakesseconds.”
Zoom reveals, slide wipes, browser and phone mockups, social frames. Every one previews live, so you can see the motion before committing to it.
A screenshot, mockup, or product shot. Images are resized and re-encoded in your browser before they upload, so uploads stay quick. Up to 2MB per image.
Duration, scale, easing, colours — every control updates the running animation. Your work saves itself as you go.
Take the finished animation as MP4 or WebM — 720p on Free, up to 4K on Pro — or, with Pro, as a React or Vue component for your codebase.
Templates
A magnifier lens glides over a grid, enlarging whatever it passes.
Small cards burst from the centre like confetti, drift downward, and regroup.
Cards orbit like wheel spokes, inner edge to the hub, tops leaning in like petals.
Three scenes in one loop: hero slides, a column belt, then a diagonal row landing on one hero.
A bento-box layout whose tiles resize and rearrange into new layouts.
Paired panels slide in from opposite edges.
A perspective-tilted deck fans forward one card at a time.
Cards wind down a vertical 3D spiral.
A magnifier lens glides over a grid, enlarging whatever it passes.
Small cards burst from the centre like confetti, drift downward, and regroup.
Cards orbit like wheel spokes, inner edge to the hub, tops leaning in like petals.
Three scenes in one loop: hero slides, a column belt, then a diagonal row landing on one hero.
A bento-box layout whose tiles resize and rearrange into new layouts.
Paired panels slide in from opposite edges.
A perspective-tilted deck fans forward one card at a time.
Cards wind down a vertical 3D spiral.
Why dogamotion?
Editor, preview, and compression all run in your browser.
The preview runs the real timeline — not an approximation of it.
Autosave catches every change. Undo is kept per project.
Video as MP4 or WebM at the size you need, or a ready React or Vue component.
Who it is built for
Give a layout the motion it was designed with, straight from the mockup.
Put a logo or poster in motion without learning a timeline editor.
Turn a screenshot into something that holds attention in a feed.
Ship launch assets on your own schedule, not the motion team’s.
Make the landing page demo yourself, in the time it takes to write the copy.
Send a client something that moves without booking motion time.
Pricing
$0
No card, no trial timer
$9/mo
or $90/year — two months free
FAQ
No. The editor, the preview, and the image compression all run in your browser. There is nothing to download and nothing to render on a server.
They stay yours. Free keeps up to 3 projects with no time limit. If you cancel Pro later, your projects remain — you simply go back to the Free limits.
JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 2MB per image, on any plan. Images are resized and converted to WebP in your browser first, so uploads stay quick.
Yes. Export MP4 or WebM straight from the editor — it renders in your browser, frame by frame, so nothing waits in a queue. The Free plan exports at 720p; Pro goes up to 4K.
Yes, on Pro. Any project exports as a single React (.tsx) or Vue (.vue) component that plays the same animation — drop it into your codebase and render it like any other component.
Through PayPal, where the subscription lives — there is a direct link on your billing page. You keep Pro access until the period you already paid for ends.
Yes. Uploads go to private storage that only your account can read, and the database enforces per-user access at the row level rather than trusting the app to ask nicely.