FAQs

💡 How can I animate multiple elements at once with Anime.js?

Anime.js allows you to animate multiple elements at once by passing in a NodeList, an array of elements, or a string as the targets property. This means you can select multiple elements using document.querySelectorAll() or any other method, and pass the result to the anime() function.

💡 Can I use Anime.js with other JavaScript frameworks?

Yes, Anime.js can be used with any JavaScript framework. It is a standalone library, which means it doesn’t depend on any other libraries or frameworks to work. This makes it a versatile choice for any project, whether you’re using React, Vue, Angular, or just plain JavaScript.

💡 Can I use Anime.js for complex animations?

Yes, Anime.js is capable of creating complex animations. It has a powerful timeline feature that allows you to control multiple animations at once. You can also use the keyframes property to specify multiple values for a property, creating more complex animations.

💡 Can I use Anime.js to animate SVGs?

Yes, Anime.js supports SVG animations. You can animate any SVG attribute with Anime.js, including path data for more complex animations. This makes Anime.js a great choice for creating interactive SVG animations.

💡 Can I use Anime.js to create animations that respond to user interactions?

Yes, Anime.js can be used to create animations that respond to user interactions. You can use event listeners to trigger animations in response to events like clicks, mouse movements, and key presses. This makes Anime.js a great choice for creating interactive animations.