Question 1

Which websites use Lottie animations?

Accepted Answer

Thousands of modern websites use Lottie — including SaaS landing pages (Stripe, Linear, Notion), agency portfolios, Framer and Webflow sites, and designer portfolios. This gallery showcases real sites we've scanned with MiroMiro, showing exactly how many Lottie animations each one loads.

Question 2

How can I see all the Lottie animations on a website?

Accepted Answer

Install the MiroMiro Chrome extension, visit any website, and open the Lottie tab. The extension detects every Lottie JSON file the page loads and shows them as live previews. You can then download each animation as a standard Lottie JSON file for use in your own projects.

Question 3

Are the Lottie animations on these sites free to use?

Accepted Answer

Animations on other websites are usually owned or licensed by those companies. MiroMiro lets you download them as references, inspiration, or for learning — but you should always check the original site's licensing and copyright before using any animation commercially. For licensed free Lotties, use LottieFiles or IconScout.

Question 4

Can I extract Lottie animations from Framer or Webflow sites?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Framer and Webflow sites load Lottie animations via their respective players, and MiroMiro detects them the same way it does on any other site. This gallery includes multiple Framer-built sites where dozens of Lotties are extractable in one click.

Question 5

How do I download a Lottie from any website?

Accepted Answer

Install MiroMiro from the Chrome Web Store (free 24-hour trial), visit the site you want to extract from, click the extension icon, open the Lottie tab, preview any animation, then click Download. The file saves as a standard .json Lottie file you can use anywhere.

Websites that use Lottie animations

Crazy Creative

André Cirieco

Wiza

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