
Use case
Website hero animations
Bring a Lottie hero illustration in, give it real glass and light, and publish it as a live embed that answers hover, click and scroll.
Templates: Liquid glass nav, Bento hero, Chrome & glass hero
Drop a .json or .lottie file on the canvas and it comes in as Paraplex layers: vector shapes, groups, text and pictures, with their keyframes and easing. Change anything, restyle it with real materials, light and a camera, then send the flat parts back out as a Lottie any player plays, or export the whole scene as MP4, WebM, GIF or a live embed.
Lottie import and export in your browser. Free to start, nothing to install.




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Paraplex reads a Lottie into the same layers you'd draw by hand, so nothing in it is locked.
Drop
Drop a .json or .lottie file on the canvas or open it from Menu › Import Lottie…, or let the assistant bring one in from a link.
Edit
Shapes, groups, text and pictures arrive with their keyframes and easing, ready to retime, recolor and rewrite.
Stage
Depth, bevels and materials such as glass or chrome, lit in a real 3D scene and filmed by a camera you can move.
Export
The flat parts as a Lottie again, or the whole scene as MP4, WebM, GIF, a PNG sequence or a live embed.
Drop a .json or .lottie file on the canvas, or open it from Menu › Import Lottie…, and Paraplex reads it into native layers, nested the way it was built: vector shapes, groups, text and pictures, each with its keyframes and easing. It isn't a sealed clip you can only scale and loop. It's a scene you can take apart.
Anything the file uses that can't come across is listed for you rather than silently dropped: expressions, effects, masks, mattes and repeaters stay behind, so you know what to rebuild.
Only need a video of a Lottie? Use the free Lottie to MP4 tool.
Select a layer and change it the way you'd change anything drawn in Paraplex: recolor a shape, rewrite a word, edit a path's anchors, or drag its keyframes to retime it. Swap an easing for one of Paraplex's curves or springs, or ask the AI assistant to make the change and Apply it when it looks right.
The Lottie's layers sit in the Layers panel like any others, so you can group, hide or isolate them, or select several and change them at once.
Every Paraplex scene is real 3D, and a Lottie's shapes become part of it. Give a closed shape depth and a bevel, put it in glass, chrome or one of 21 one-click material looks, and light it with studio lights or an HDRI so the highlights travel as it moves.
Then add what a Lottie never had: a camera move, a reflective floor, particles or a backdrop, all in the same scene and all keyframeable.
More on materials and light: 3D motion graphics.

Menu › Export Lottie… writes the flat parts of a scene, shapes, text, pictures and groups with their keyframes and curves, as a Lottie any player plays, ready for an app, a site or a handoff. Lottie has no room for lights, 3D, models, particles, effects or camera moves, so those stay out of the file, and Paraplex tells you which.
When the 3D is the point, export the whole scene instead: MP4, WebM, GIF or a PNG sequence, in every aspect ratio from one scene, or transparent WebM to lay over a page or an edit. Or publish it as a live embed that answers hover, click and scroll.
With no background behind it: transparent video export.
Lottie work is mostly logos, icons, interface and type. These templates start from the same kind of shapes, then add what a Lottie file can't hold: depth, light and a camera. Drop a Lottie into any of them.
Opens Lottie .json and .lottie files
Shapes, groups, text and pictures as native layers
Export Lottie, MP4, WebM, GIF or PNG sequence
Every aspect ratio from one scene
Glass, chrome and 21 one-click material looks
Keyframes and easing kept, ready to retime
Anything that can't cross over is listed, not dropped
Your AI agent can send Lottie files in too
Open Paraplex in your browser and drop the .json or .lottie file on the canvas, or open it from Menu › Import Lottie…, and it comes in as layers: vector shapes, groups, text and pictures, with their keyframes and easing. Select any layer to change its color, words, shape or timing, then export it as a Lottie again or as a video.
Yes. Paraplex imports Lottie animations saved as .json files and as .lottie files. Drop either on the canvas, or drop several files at once and each finds its own place.
Expressions, effects, masks, mattes and repeaters are left out on import. Paraplex lists anything it leaves out instead of dropping it silently, so you know what to rebuild. If an animation leans heavily on those, keep editing it in the tool it was built in.
Yes. Menu › Export Lottie… writes the flat parts of a scene, shapes, text, pictures and groups with their keyframes and curves, as a Lottie any player plays. Lottie can't carry lights, 3D, models, particles, effects or camera moves, so those are left out and listed.
Yes. An imported Lottie's shapes are ordinary layers in a real 3D scene, so you can give them depth, bevels and materials such as glass or chrome, light them, and move a camera around them. Export the result as video or a live embed; the 3D can't go back into a Lottie file.
Import it, then export MP4, WebM, GIF or a PNG sequence from the scene, in any aspect ratio, or transparent WebM with the background turned off. If you only need the conversion, the free Lottie to MP4 tool does it in one step in your browser.
Yes. Paraplex's AI assistant can bring a Lottie in from a link, and an AI agent connected through the Paraplex MCP server, such as Claude Code, can send Lottie files into your open scene. Once a Lottie is in, the assistant edits its layers like any others, and each change waits for your Apply.
Yes, two ways. Export it as a Lottie and it plays in any Lottie player. Or publish the scene as a Paraplex embed, which keeps the 3D, light and camera and answers hover, click, drag and scroll.
Yes. Lottie import and export are on every plan, including Free, and the free plan exports MP4 at 1080p and 30 fps with no watermark. Pro adds exports up to 4K at 60 fps.
Drop it into Paraplex, change anything, light it in 3D and send it back out, all in your browser.
Paraplex is a browser-based 3D motion design studio with an AI assistant that edits real layers and keyframes.
Data and explainers
Type a script, pick an ElevenLabs voice, and the voiceover lands on the timeline with captions timed word by word.
Templates: Whiteboard explainer, The AI ROI gap

Brand and social
Give a particle cloud your SVG logo and it flies together into the shape, or trim a stroke so the outline draws itself on.
Templates: Logo swarm, From a dot, Logo match cut

Brand and social
Vertical cuts with safe zones for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, captions timed to the voice, and your brand's design system applied in one step.
Templates: Match-cut stack, Kinetic stomp, Louder

Brand and social
One version per spreadsheet row: columns fill headlines, prices and photos by layer name, and Export all variants renders them in one job (Pro).
Templates: On sale, Product launch

Web and slides
Export an MP4 or WebM loop, or publish a live embed that plays in real time and answers hover, click and scroll.
Templates: Chrome & glass hero, Liquid metal hero, Bento hero

Web and slides
Export a 16:9 or 4:3 video for a slide, or a transparent WebM on Pro to sit over your own background.
Templates: Title slide, Number slide, Chart drop
Whatever the job, a project starts from words, from a finished template, or from the files you already have. All three open in the same editor, and you can mix them in one scene.
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Type what you want on the home page and click Make it. The assistant builds the scene from real layers and keyframes, and you Apply or Discard what it made.
Describe a scene02
62 finished templates in 13 categories, each built for you to swap in your words, pictures, logo, colors, data, music, video or voice.
Browse templates in Paraplex03
Drop screenshots, recordings, GLB models or Lottie files on the canvas, paste an SVG from Figma or HTML and React as a live layer, or upload a CSV for a chart.
Start with a blank sceneWhatever the job, the same scene exports for every place it runs. Add formats as artboards beside your frame, let Responsive framing re-stack blocks for each shape, and pin your logo to its corner. Then export MP4, WebM, a GIF or a Lottie, or publish a live embed for your site.
Export to
5 shapes
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 4:3, or a custom size
Safe zones for
4 feeds
TikTok, Reels, Shorts and the Instagram feed
Up to
4K at 60 fps
on Pro; free exports run to 1080p, no watermark

Landscape 16:9 · YouTube, slides and your site

Vertical 9:16 · Reels, Shorts & TikTok

Portrait 4:5 · feeds on Instagram, X and LinkedIn
Render needed · FR-03
Paraplex for
Every channel wants its own cut. Build one scene, reframe it for 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 with safe zones for each feed, and keep every version on brand with a design system.
Templates: Stat drop, Match-cut stack, The AI ROI gap

Render needed · FR-04
Paraplex for
Every client has a brand, and every brand has revisions. Keep each client's colors, fonts and motion as a design system, apply it in one step, and share a link for review.
Templates: Logo match cut, Logo swarm, Whiteboard explainer

Render needed · FR-05
Paraplex for
Motion that has to fit the code. Paste HTML, React or a GSAP timeline as a live layer that exports frame for frame, or ship a live embed your page fills in by layer name.
Templates: Glass list hero (website loop), Liquid metal hero, Bento hero
Keep colors, fonts, text styles, materials, scene looks and motion as a design system, and apply it to any scene at once.
Export MP4, WebM, GIF, PNG or Lottie, or publish an embed that plays in real time on your site and answers hover, click and scroll.
Answer.




Screenshot · one scene on four artboards
Not available yet. Two things are on the way for marketing teams. The first is posting finished pieces straight to your linked social accounts.
The second is a long-form YouTube workflow for 3D documentaries, educational videos and tutorials: an outline and research, a voiceover, B-roll and generated 3D scenes, edits timed to the narration with music, sound and titles, landscape and vertical renders for each platform, and titles, descriptions and hashtags written for each post. Both will be listed here when they ship.

Coming soon · Render needed · MK-05
Concept: one documentary, every platform
Still or 10 s loop · 16:9 · concept, labeled as one
White clay documentary frame on a black seamless: torn-paper labels, a Polaroid and an investigative board in soft overhead light, with a vertical cut of the same shot beside the landscape frame. No colored panels.
“Every client has a brand.”
Keep each client's colors, fonts, text styles, materials, scene looks and motion as its own design system in your Library, and apply it to any scene in one step. A client's kit exports as one file to share with a teammate.
“The revisions never end.”
Copy a shareable link that publishes the piece as a web page, then refresh it after each round while the address stays the same. Notes on the canvas never export, undo has no limit, and each project keeps a History of recent saves to restore.
“The volume keeps growing.”
Start from 70+ editable templates that each say what to swap in, or save any scene as a template of your own. Data variants make one version per spreadsheet row, and on Pro, Export all variants renders them in one job.
“Every channel wants its own size.”
Add 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 4:3 as artboards beside the frame, each reframed for its shape, with safe zones for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and the Instagram feed. On Pro, one export renders every enabled format.
The client's own fonts, saved in the project
Light and dark themes, or a brand and sub-brand, in one palette
Beat detection, so cuts land on the drum hits
Notes on the canvas that never export
Transparent WebM and PNG sequences (Pro)
Live embeds the client's site fills in by layer name
AI images and 3D models from a sentence
Components that follow the master's edits

Screenshot · responsive artboards

Screenshot · one embed, filled by name two ways
Link layers to your palette and give each color a value per theme. Switch the embed's theme from your page and every linked layer follows, so the scene matches your site in light mode and in dark mode.
Bring the whole design system along, with its colors, fonts, text styles and materials, and apply it to any scene in one step.

Screenshot · your design systems
Code layers bring HTML, CSS, JavaScript or React into a scene, flat over the frame or as a card in 3D. In an embed they keep running and respond to the pointer, so a live counter or a slice of your product's UI can sit inside the 3D scene on your site.

Screenshot · a live HTML card in a 3D scene
Camera
Let viewers Orbit, Look around like a panorama, Walk with W A S D or two fingers on a phone, or keep the camera Fixed.
States
Idle loops, presses that play once and hold, and held poses, switched by clicks, the pointer, a delay or your page.
Keyboard
Every interactive layer gets a keyboard-focusable stand-in, so visitors can reach it with Tab and press it with Enter.
Reduced motion
Visitors who ask their device for less motion see the first frame held instead of the animation.

Screenshot · publishing a live embed




Render needed · SR-00
Record, stop, and it's already zoomed
10–12 s loop · 16:9 · MP4, WebM and poster
Screen capture of the editor: Menu › Record screen…, pick a tab, a few seconds of real work in a neutral grey web app (a menu opens, a field is typed in), Recording pill › Stop. Cut to the recording landing on its rounded card over the soft gradient and playing back with its automatic zooms. Interim: media hub still ui-still-screen-recording once uploaded.

Render needed · SR-02
Editing an automatic zoom on the timeline
8 s loop · 16:10 · MP4, WebM and poster
Screen capture: a recording's zoom keyframes selected on the timeline; drag one later, change Zoom strength from Medium to Close, scrub to show the new move. Neutral UI, no colored panels. Interim: media hub still ui-still-timeline.

Screenshot · a cursor path over a browser frame

Screenshot needed · RWA-01
An AI render as a layer in the editor
Still · 16:10 · media hub render-with-ai-editor
Real still exists: render-with-ai-editor-1600.jpg in the media hub (app.paraplex.ai/press/media#render-with-ai), showing the render as a layer. Upload it to Webflow Assets with the Designer open, then swap this placeholder for Media / Screenshot (16x10).




Screenshot · a live HTML card in a 3D scene

Screenshot · Menu › Connect an agent
