About this tool
Create a bounded integration starter without hand-editing paths, identifiers, lifecycle cleanup, or motion and accessibility behavior into every embed.
Lottie Embed Generator is useful when teams need production-ready animation snippets without rewriting the same setup over and over. It helps turn one animation configuration into copyable HTML, React, or Next.js code that is easier to standardize across projects.
- Validates paths, component names, container IDs, speed, class length, and accessible labels before producing code.
- Escapes JavaScript literals and HTML attributes, emits React cleanup, and lazy-loads lottie-web inside the Next.js client component.
- Supports SVG, Canvas, and HTML renderers, explicit autoplay and loop settings, reduced-motion handling, decorative or labeled output, copy, and file download.
How to use Lottie Embed
Set the playback options, pick the framework output you need, and then copy the generated snippet into the target codebase. Before shipping, check that the renderer, autoplay, and loop settings match the real use case so the copied snippet does not need rework later.
When this tool is useful
- Validates paths, component names, container IDs, speed, class length, and accessible labels before producing code.
- Escapes JavaScript literals and HTML attributes, emits React cleanup, and lazy-loads lottie-web inside the Next.js client component.
- Supports SVG, Canvas, and HTML renderers, explicit autoplay and loop settings, reduced-motion handling, decorative or labeled output, copy, and file download.
Examples you can test
Load an example, compare the result with the expected output, then replace it with your own input.
Create a React embed snippet
Example input
Path: /animations/hero-loop.json, component: HeroLottie, loop: on
Expected output
React component snippet using lottie-web
Useful when designers hand off a JSON file and developers need a consistent implementation pattern.
Generate a plain HTML snippet
Example input
Renderer: svg, autoplay: true, loop: false
Expected output
HTML and bodymovin setup code
HTML output works well for static prototypes, docs, and quick landing-page experiments.
Validation checklist
- Confirm the JSON path is publicly reachable from the page where the snippet will run.
- Use autoplay and loop only when the animation supports the real UX state.
- Preview the animation after implementation because renderer differences can affect complex files.