Make your first animation
Connect your MCP client, create a looping animation, refine a preview, and export your first file.
Make a simple pulsing indicator, refine its motion, and download a Lottie file. You need a LottieFiles account and an MCP client that supports remote connections with OAuth.
Add this server using your client's MCP settings:
https://creator.mcp.lottiefiles.com/mcpFor Claude Code, run:
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user creator-mcp https://creator.mcp.lottiefiles.com/mcpThen run /mcp inside Claude Code and select creator-mcp to sign in. Complete the LottieFiles sign-in and consent screen in your browser.
Using Claude or ChatGPT in your browser or desktop app? Follow the no-terminal setup. For other clients, see Connect your MCP client. Then return here.
Send this prompt:
Use Creator MCP to create a new animation called first-loop. On a 256 × 256 canvas, make a teal circle gently pulse in size over two seconds at 30 fps. Keep it centered and make the loop seamless. Name the circle pulse. Show me an eight-frame filmstrip before exporting.
What to expect: one image showing eight moments, read left to right, top to bottom. The circle grows and returns to its starting size. A filmstrip shows sampled frames; it is not a playing video.
In first-loop, make pulse grow a little less and ease more gently into its largest size. Keep the duration and color. Show me another filmstrip.
The agent edits the existing animation. You can keep refining without describing the whole animation again.
See it play (Claude and ChatGPT): ask "Show me first-loop playing." The animation plays in the chat.
To point at what to change, select Comment in the playing animation, click the circle, type your note, and select Add comment. Then select Send 1 to chat. See Preview & refine in chat.
Export first-loop as Lottie JSON named first-loop.json and give me the download link.
Open the link to download your animation. To watch a rendered version, ask for an MP4 too. Video encoding runs in the background; the agent checks until it is ready.
Keep going
Try your own brief
Start from artwork, a product image, or one of the example prompts.
Choose your output
Export transparent video, a full-size still, or save to your workspace.
No preview or unable to sign in? See Troubleshooting.