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Keyframer: Empowering animation design using large language models

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Creating 2D animations is a complex, iterative process requiring continuous adjustments to movement, timing, and coordination of multiple elements within a scene. To support designers of varying levels of experience with animation design and implementation, we developed Keyframer, a design tool that generates animation code in response to natural language prompts, enabling users to preview rendered animations inline and edit them directly through provided editors. Through a user study with 13 novices and experts in animation design and programming, we contribute 1) a categorization of semantic prompt types for describing motion and identification of a 'decomposed' prompting style where users continually adapt their goals in response to generated output; and 2) design insights on supporting iterative refinement of animations through the combination of direct editing and natural language interfaces.

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LiveSVG: Zero-Shot SVG Animation via Video Generation

cs.CV · 2026-05-28 · unverdicted · novelty 7.0

LiveSVG fits original SVG paths to a generated target video via dual-level motion (group homographies plus per-path Bezier offsets) and sphere-packing recolorization to achieve zero-shot, skeleton-free SVG animation.

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