Learn ANIMEJS with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: npm install animejs

Or include via CDN: <script src='https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/animejs@3.2.1/lib/anime.min.js'></script>

Import anime in JS: import anime from 'animejs/lib/anime.es.js'

Add HTML or SVG elements to animate

Initialize animations via anime() calls

Modern browser with ES6 support

Optional npm/yarn for package management

HTML or SVG elements ready for animation

JavaScript runtime environment

Optional bundler (Webpack, Vite, Rollup)

index.html - HTML/SVG elements to animate

main.js - anime.js scripts

styles.css - optional styling

assets/ - images or SVGs

utils/ - helper animation logic

npm install animejs -> install library

yarn add animejs -> alternative install

Import via ES modules for framework usage

Include via CDN for direct browser use

Run animations via anime() in JS

Animation library is language-agnostic

All callbacks and logs can be localized via JS

Text content animations respect existing localization

No engine-imposed language restrictions

Fully compatible with global web applications

Anime.js animations do not interfere with screen readers

Ensure motion effects respect prefers-reduced-motion

DOM updates are standard and accessible

Avoid animations that disrupt focus/navigation

Use semantic HTML for interactive elements

Handled via CSS for base styles

Anime.js manipulates CSS or SVG properties dynamically

Transitions and transforms applied inline

Use classes or IDs as selectors

UI integration fully compatible with existing HTML/CSS

Animation state handled internally by anime.js

Timeline tracks sequence progress

Callbacks allow custom state updates

Animation loops and reverses managed internally

Target properties updated per frame

Animatable properties defined in JS objects

Keyframes and timelines as structured data

Store animation parameters externally if needed

Use variables for dynamic animations

Avoid excessive DOM queries per frame