Motion design

Motion design
with AI

Describe the movement - the timing, the easing, the trigger. Omma generates real motion running in the browser: scroll reveals, hover effects, loading sequences, and kinetic type.

Page transitionsScroll effectsHover interactionsLoading screensKinetic typeAnimated heroes
For designers who think in motion

Animate by describing the movement

Motion design on the web usually means keyframe editors, CSS timing functions, and JavaScript animation libraries. Omma lets you skip all of that. Describe what moves, when it moves, and how it feels - and get real motion running in the browser. Tweak the timing, change the easing, or add a new trigger by chatting.

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Scroll-triggered reveals, parallax, and progress bars
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Hover effects, cursor reactions, and click animations
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Loading and transition sequences
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Kinetic typography and animated layouts
Features

Motion that runs in the browser

Scroll animations

Fade in on scroll, parallax layers, progress-driven transforms. Describe the trigger and the movement and Omma wires it up.

Hover and cursor

Objects tilt, glow, scale, or follow the cursor. Describe the interaction and Omma generates the motion with proper easing.

Kinetic typography

Words that split, slide, rotate, and reassemble. Describe the effect and Omma animates each letter, word, or line independently.

Loading sequences

Logo morphs, progress rings, skeleton screens. Generate a branded loading animation that plays while the page initializes.

Timing and easing

Say "snappy", "elastic", "slow and smooth", or "instant". Omma picks the right easing curve and duration to match the feel.

Drop into any project

Use the motion on a landing page, a portfolio, or any Omma project. Every animation is real CSS and JS, not a video.

Describe the motion. See it move.

Omma generates real animations from a description.

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