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title: '**Lottie**'
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  **Lottie** is a format for describing animations as lightweight files that
  websites can render directly — a way of shipping motion on a web page without
  exporting it as video or hand-coding it.
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# \*\*Lottie\*\*

Canonical: https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/explore/term/lottie-fdc64f6ad90c

Parent: [Channel index](https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/llms.txt)

## Definition

**Lottie** is a format for describing animations as lightweight files that websites can render directly — a way of shipping motion on a web page without exporting it as video or hand-coding it.

In the channel's captured material, animation comes up in the context of building a polished product site: the Monologue landing page was designed and built in **Framer**, and the Every team leaned on motion — shaders, Rive animations, and reusable components — to make the page stand out and ship fast. Lottie belongs to that same family of web-animation tooling: a way of describing an animation as a file that a website can render directly, rather than exporting the motion as video or rebuilding it frame by frame in code.