Lottie AI lets designers and developers describe a motion in plain language and get an editable vector animation they can export for the web, iOS, or Android. It runs at lottie.ai on a LottieFiles account, and you can generate without opening Lottie Creator. The tool went live on November 10, 2026 as day one of a four-day launch week, with 10 free generations to start. In the Studio you set duration, color palette, and size, or import an SVG or image and describe how it should move, then choose Turbo for a fast draft or Quality for a more detailed result. A Controls panel is generated for each animation so you can adjust size, position, rotation, and timing without a new prompt, and a follow-up message handles larger changes. The preview can show the animation as source, and export covers Lottie JSON, dotLottie, SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose, image and video, and Frolic, the animation language the tool writes. LottieFiles, co-founded by Kshitij Minglani and Nattu Adnan, is the platform those teams already use to create, share, and ship lightweight Lottie and dotLottie motion, with a web editor, Figma and After Effects plugins, and players for web and mobile. Lottie AI is the new prompt-to-file surface in that stack. Motion Copilot still animates layers inside an existing Lottie Creator project, and Creator MCP still edits those projects through an external assistant such as Claude or Cursor.