Motionfor bolderideas.
Webflow animations to explore, take apart, and make your own.
Explore the library ↗How it works
A closer look at what moves.
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Choose an example
Browse the library and find a movement that fits your next project.
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Open the recipe
See the live demo, then follow its element structure, classes, attributes, and code.
03
Make it your own
Adjust the timing and movement to suit your page. Each guide explains what to change.
The library
Small details. More possibilities.
Explore 30 Webflow animation examples, from simple reveals to draggable canvases. Each one includes a live demo and a build guide.
Webflow must-haves
Reveals, buttons, counters, and navigation. Useful starting points for everyday projects.
The Webflow standards
Sticky cards, horizontal galleries, and scroll-linked layouts.
Craft
Text masks, image reveals, and drawn lines. A study in timing and detail.
Systems
Page transitions, loading sequences, and theme changes that connect an experience.
Spatial experiments
Shared-element transitions, image trails, and galleries with depth.
Beyond the page
Draggable fields, liquid type, and WebGL distortion. For projects that invite exploration.
Before you begin
How do I add these animations to Webflow?
Some examples use Webflow’s Interactions panel; others use GSAP scripts. The guide for each example explains which setup it needs.
Route A — Interactions panel
4 fully · 14 partly
Designer → Interactions. No code, works on the free plan. You pick the element and animate it directly. It never reads custom attributes.
Route B — Custom code
12 script-only
Page settings → Before </body>. Paste the recipe’s script; it queries the data attributes, which is where they finally matter. Needs a paid plan.
Make it your own
Find a detail. Make it yours.
Explore the project in Webflow and adapt an interaction for your next build. Start with the setup guide if you’re new to GSAP.