Motioned

Hand-tuned presets

Micro-animations that say it without words.

Hand-tuned bento card hover presets plus an AI generator - exported as Tailwind CSS or CSS Modules, driven by native CSS, Motion or GSAP. Hover, press and toggle the cards below.

Card animation presets

EV Command

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Ember Glow

Power, energy and intensity building up

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Focused

Focus First

Start each session with clear intent. No multitasking. No overload.

Focus First

Clarity - distractions fade, the subject sharpens

Smart AI tools

Surprise your clients with ultra-intelligent solutions for enhanced productivity

Open the box

Open the Box

Discovery - something powerful hidden inside

SurrealQL Playground

Experiment, study and debug queries inside a customizable playground.

Playground Bloom

Playfulness - tools floating, ready to use

Bookmark Dashboard UI Kit

v2.4 - just released

Swift Present iOS UI Kit

12 new screens

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Good to know

Micro-animations, answered.

What is a micro-animation?

A micro-animation (or micro-interaction) is a small, purposeful piece of motion - a card lifting on hover, a button compressing on press, a chip scattering on focus - that communicates state or meaning in well under a second. Good micro-animations animate only transform, opacity and filter, respond to input with ease-out curves, and stay around 200-500ms so the interface feels faster, not slower.

How do I create a card hover animation with CSS?

Give the card a transition on transform and box-shadow (200-500ms with a strong ease-out curve like cubic-bezier(0.23, 1, 0.32, 1)), then shift it in :hover - translate it up a few pixels and deepen the shadow. Animate only transform, opacity and filter so the browser can composite on the GPU; never animate width, height or margin. Motioned generates this for you: describe what the card should convey and export the result as Tailwind classes or a CSS Module.

Tailwind CSS or CSS Modules for animations - which should I use?

Use Tailwind when you want the animation to live inline with your markup and share your design tokens; use CSS Modules when you want named keyframes, scoped classes and animation logic separated from JSX. There is no wrong answer - which is why Motioned exports every animation in both formats from the same source, so the choice follows your codebase instead of your tool.

Native CSS, Motion or GSAP - when should I use which engine?

Reach for native CSS first: hover, press and toggle states need no JavaScript and run off the main thread. Choose Motion (motion/react) when you need spring physics, interruptible gestures or enter/exit animations tied to the React lifecycle. Choose GSAP for orchestrated multi-step timelines and scroll-driven sequences. Motioned lets you pick the engine before generating, and its presets follow the same rule - native CSS where possible, Motion where it earns it.

Is Motioned free?

Yes. The preset library is free to copy and use anywhere. The AI generator is also free - it runs on your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key, which stays in your browser's local storage, or encrypted with AES-256-GCM if you save it to an account. There is no subscription.

How does the AI micro-animation generator work?

You describe the message a card should convey - the engine wraps your brief in design-engineering rules (ease-out curves, sub-500ms responses, transform-and-opacity-only motion), sends it to the OpenAI or Anthropic model you picked, and streams the result into a live in-frame preview. You can refine the result with follow-up instructions, compare two models on the same brief side by side, and share every generation at its own URL.