Text-to-Lottie
An open-source framework that generates production-ready Lottie animations through Claude Code, Codex, or any other coding agent that supports skills, from a plain-language prompt.
Text-to-lottie is an open-source framework for generating production-ready Lottie animations with Claude Code, Codex, or any other coding agent that supports skills. After installing the skill, a coding agent is asked to generate an animation from a prompt, which can reference an SVG path, real-world data, or a screenshot to ground the result.
The agent sets up a workspace and a bundled player; each animation lives as a scene loaded from a per-project path in the player, which live-updates as the agent edits the generated file, so the animation can be inspected, scrubbed, and refined in real time. The project's prompt guide recommends using motion-design language such as ease-in and ease-out, describing camera-like pushes, pans, and zooms, explicitly requesting any controls needed beyond a background color, and specifying frame rate and duration. Generated animations can be used directly as Lottie JSON files on the web, in React Native through a Skia-based module, or in iOS through a Lottie library, or imported into After Effects for further refinement.