
Share animations and export offline HTML files

Hi everyone, I am Xuanyuan, the creator of SvgAnimate.
My animation website svganimate.ai has been online for 20 days, and I have seen many interesting animations.
Note: The animations below are publicly shared by users.
This one amazed me first. A user actually built a plane shooter game animation with my site:
Can you believe this is generated from a single sentence? With a bit more interaction, it could be a mini game.
Here is a mechanical dial animation:
It feels very refined.
Most public animations are about learning and knowledge, for example an animation of a neural network recognizing handwritten digits:
An animation of binary tree traversal:
An animation that explains the working mechanism of a MOSFET transistor:
An animation of the periodic table:
Some of these animations are interactive, like the one below:
This is a moon phase demo. You can click the panel in the top right to choose different dates and see the phase changes.
But once you export to GIF or video, the interaction is lost and it becomes a static image.
Many users want interactive animations, so today I am introducing a new feature: export an animation as a standalone HTML file with one click.
On the animation detail page and the creation page, there is a new Share button in the top right. Clicking it opens a dropdown menu. In that menu you can generate a share link, share directly to X, and download a full HTML file to open locally.

You can download it, send it, or copy it anywhere. As long as you open it in a browser, it plays with full interaction, which is great for teaching demos.
For example, the periodic table animation above can be made interactive with a set of category buttons. Clicking a button highlights the related elements:
Another example is a quadratic function animation. You can drag sliders for the three parameters and observe the curve change in real time:
More ideas for interactive animations are up to you to explore.
Right now my website has more than 2,500 registered users, with over 4,000 animations created, and more than 300 published publicly:

Thank you so much for your support! If you have any suggestions, feel free to reach out.
My X: @xuanyuanzhifeng
My WeChat: xuanyuanuncle

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