Jitter AI can brainstorm several drafts at once
Multi-Brainstorm turns each chosen direction into its own animation, so you can compare them before you commit to one.
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Multi-Brainstorm turns each chosen direction into its own animation, so you can compare them before you commit to one.
Overrides on a single instance in Jitter no longer break its connection to the source component.
The browser-based motion tool now applies shaders like fluted glass and dithering with a click instead of a node graph.
The web-based motion design tool lets you soften whatever sits behind the main subject in a scene.
The new layer type animates a number over time; the vendor hasn't detailed setup or where it lives in the editor.
The feature lets designers edit one instance and push the change across a Jitter file, and is out now.
Build motion once and reuse it across brand assets or a storyboard; updating the source updates every instance.
The AI feature builds effects like 3D card flips or ripple displacement with editable controls, no timeline work needed.
The shimmering glass look, built for frosted-UI motion trends, is available now in Jitter.
The feature turns a written description into a finished animation and is live now for all Jitter users.
Renders a whole set of animations, like social clips or ad variants, in one action instead of exporting them one by one.
The effect distorts any element with organic motion and is live now on the web-based motion design tool.