GSAP Genius [v3]-AI-powered GSAP animation tool

Example

Using GSAP's TimelineLite or TimelineMax to sequence a series of animations, such as fading in and moving elements on the screen in a specific order.

Scenario

In a landing page animation, you want to animate multiple elements, like the logo, title, and call-to-action button, in a staggered sequence. GSAP Genius [v3] can guide the user through creating a timeline where the logo fades in first, followed by the title, and then the button slides up from the bottom, all synced smoothly for a polished look.

Example

Leveraging GSAP ScrollTrigger to animate elements when the user scrolls down the page.

Scenario

In a product showcase website, you want product images and descriptions to appear as the user scrolls down. With GSAP Genius [v3], you can implement ScrollTrigger to trigger animations like fading in product details or sliding in images as the user reaches certain points of the page, making the experience more dynamic and engaging.

Example

Animating objects with realistic physics, such as using GSAP's physics2D or physics properties to create bouncy effects or gravity-based motion.

Scenario

Imagine an interactive game interface where elements need to bounce or fall naturally, like a falling object or a bouncing ball. GSAP Genius [v3] helps you use GSAP’s physics capabilities to create these effects, ensuring objects react with real-world physics principles like gravity or momentum, resulting in a more immersive experience.

Example

Animating SVG paths to morph one shape into another using GSAP’s MorphSVGPlugin.

Scenario

On a website, you want to animate an icon that smoothly transitions between shapes when hovered. GSAP Genius [v3] can guide you on how to use MorphSVGPlugin to morph an SVG element’s path in a smooth, natural way, creating visually appealing hover effects or transitions.

Example

Using GSAP’s features like `will-change` and `transform` properties to optimize animations for smoother performance across devices.

Scenario

A web app that includes animations of multiple elements moving across the screen at once might start lagging, especially on mobile devices. GSAP Genius [v3] would help in fine-tuning the animation code, applying best practices for reducing repaint and reflow, and utilizing GSAP’s methods for hardware acceleration to make sure animations run smoothly even on lower-end devices.