Jitter is a web-based motion design tool that enables designers to create high-quality animations for videos, websites, apps, and other digital platforms. It simplifies the animation process with a user-friendly interface and integrates seamlessly with popular design tools like Sketch and Figma.
Jitter was founded in 2020 by Etienne Albert and Sebastien Robaszkiewicz in Paris, France. The company has grown rapidly, gaining recognition for its innovative approach to motion design. Jitter's mission is to make motion design accessible to everyone, from individual designers to large teams.
Jitter has raised a total of $150,000 in a seed funding round in 2020, with Y Combinator being one of the key investors. This initial funding has helped Jitter to develop its platform and expand its user base. The company continues to attract interest from investors due to its unique value proposition and growing market presence.
Jitter offers a range of features designed to streamline the animation process:
Jitter has expanded its capabilities through strategic acquisitions. For example, the acquisition of Zudy, a no-code/low-code application development platform, has enhanced Jitter's offerings in the app development space. This acquisition allows Jitter to provide a comprehensive suite of tools for integrating and automating business processes
Jitter continuously updates its platform with new features. Recent updates include an all-new Figma plugin that offers better performance and powerful new import features. The platform also underwent a major overhaul to improve its user interface and add new productivity features.
Jitter prides itself on a collaborative and inclusive company culture. The team is international, working remotely from various locations, and values excellence, accountability, empathy, and innovation. Jitter aims to create a supportive environment where employees can thrive and contribute to the company's mission of making motion design accessible to all.
Jitter has a growing user base, with over 30,000 monthly active users. The community is active and engaged, with users sharing tips, feedback, and creative projects. Jitter's Figma plugin has been installed over 170,000 times, making it a popular choice among designers.
