Etienne Albert
Co-founder
Collaborative motion design tool on the web — create professional animations in minutes, no experience required.


Jitter is a web-based motion design tool that lets anyone create professional animations without needing After Effects or complex desktop software. Its intuitive timeline editor, pre-built templates, and collaborative features make it easy for designers, marketers, and teams to produce scroll animations, social media content, product demos, and UI motion — all in the browser. Export as MP4, GIF, or Lottie for web and app integration.
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