Convert MOV, WebM & screen recordings to Lottie
Package a short clip as a Lottie ZIP, preview the result, and use it on your website. Have an MP4? Use the MP4 to Lottie converter directly.
Source: a short UI animation
Original sample · MP4 · 4 seconds · 640 × 360
Export a Lottie ZIP containing JSON and image frames. The motion is preserved as pixels, with the original background unless you remove it.
Try this sampleThe problem
MP4, MOV, GIF, and AI-generated clips contain pixels. Packaging those frames for a Lottie player preserves their appearance, but it does not recover vector paths or editable shape layers.
The practical workflow is to wrap keyed video frames inside a Lottie JSON so the result can still play through Lottie tooling. That is useful for app teams that already ship Lottie but now want to use short AI-generated clips or green-screen motion assets.
A successful conversion also needs a usable handoff: a working preview, all image assets, and a clear way to load the exported package on your website.
The browser workflow
EasyLottie converts short video clips to a Lottie ZIP locally in the browser. It decodes the source, optionally removes a solid-color background, and packages image frames into a Lottie-compatible raster sequence.
The same workflow can export transparent GIF, WebM with alpha, or a PNG sequence, so you can choose the delivery format after seeing the keyed result.
Video decoding, background removal, and export run locally. Optional cloud sync, sharing, or error-sample submission upload files only when you choose those features.
Complete the task
Open the converter
Go to easylottie.com/mp4-to-lottie. The tool runs in modern browsers and does not require an account.
Drop your video
Upload an MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF, or a ZIP / multi-select image sequence. Short clips work best.
Trim and crop
Set the in/out range, crop if needed, and choose output size and frame rate to keep the Lottie ZIP manageable.
Keep or remove the background
Keep the original background by default. For a solid-color backdrop, enable a key and tune tolerance and edge softness.
Export Lottie ZIP
Download the Lottie JSON and image frames together, or switch to GIF, WebM, or PNG sequence if that format fits the target better.
Common use cases
AI-generated motion assets
Convert short green-screen clips from AI video tools into transparent web animations.
Product UI stickers
Turn a short product animation into a Lottie ZIP that fits an existing app animation pipeline.
Design handoff
Export PNG frames when a designer needs clean keyed frames for After Effects, DaVinci, or Premiere.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a true vector conversion?
No. EasyLottie wraps raster frames inside a Lottie JSON. That is the practical way to make video footage usable in Lottie runtimes.
What video formats are supported?
MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF, and image sequences. MP4/MOV decoding depends on the browser and the file’s codec; a file extension alone does not guarantee support. GIF and image sequences use separate decoding paths.
Will my video be uploaded?
No. Decode, keying, and export happen locally in your browser.
Why is the Lottie ZIP larger than a normal Lottie?
It contains image frames instead of vector paths. Size depends on the source, dimensions, frame rate, and quality settings; compare the actual exports for your project.
When should I use WebM instead?
Consider WebM when you want native video playback and your target browsers preserve its alpha channel. Compare the actual output size and playback on your target devices before choosing.