Animista vs BrowserUtils
Animista is a playground of ready-made CSS animations: you pick one, tweak its timing and copy the keyframes, or download your picks as one CSS file. It works in desktop browsers only.
Quick comparison
| Fact | Animista | BrowserUtils |
|---|---|---|
| Runs where | On your machine | In the browser (1 tool needs a server and is labeled) |
| Sign-up | Not needed | Not needed |
| Ads | Some | No third-party ads (one small note per page about our own products) |
| Platform | Web (desktop browsers only) | Web, works on mobile |
| Price | Free | Free |
| Tools | 662 animations in 75 groups | 299 |
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Where Animista is better
- 662 ready-made animations in 75 groups across six categories (basic, entrances, exits, text, attention, background). BrowserUtils' generator has 7 presets.
- Tune duration, delay, iteration count, direction and fill-mode, with 29 easing presets (Quad, Cubic, Expo, Back and others) plus steps(), and preview on boxes, text, images, buttons or 3D cards.
- Save favorites and download them together as one animista.css, with Autoprefixer and minification on by default.
Where BrowserUtils is better
- Works on phones. Animista shows "Mobile version is unavailable at the moment" and asks you to use a desktop.
- No third-party ads. Animista carries a Carbon ad and BuySellAds sponsor slots.
- Sits next to other CSS generators often used with animation: transforms, clip-paths, filters, gradients and box shadows.
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