I said I’d share more soon… so here it is.
Visual Motion Playground is live.
I built it for that awkward moment before creating a component in Framer — when you know the feeling you want, but not the exact combination of material, depth, timing, and motion values.
The free Lite version lets you explore presets, test interactions, compare different motion feels, and copy the CSS directly from your browser:
👉 https://attached-assets--bloglluukk.replit.app/
Honestly, I have no idea who will actually buy the Pro version.
I made it because I wanted it for my own workflow — not because I had a perfectly validated business plan.
I have a day job, so this doesn’t need to pretend to be a giant startup. It can just be a small, useful tool.
And I’d rather see someone use it than spend too much time optimizing every dollar.
So I made a small launch code for the Framer community:
Use code KNK260 to get Pro for $8 instead of $15.
Available until September 8, 2026 at 00:00 UTC.
Pro includes deeper Inspector controls, local image testing, the full preset library, CSS and Framer Motion export, JSON export, and a private offline HTML version.
It’s not a Framer plugin yet.
But if people genuinely want an “apply this to my selected layer” button, maybe that becomes the next version.
For now, I’m just curious to see where this little tool ends up. 🔥
I said I’d share more soon… so here it is.
Visual Motion Playground is live.
I built it for that awkward moment before creating a component in Framer — when you know the feeling you want, but not the exact combination of material, depth, timing, and motion values.
The free Lite version lets you explore presets, test interactions, compare different motion feels, and copy the CSS directly from your browser:
👉 https://attached-assets--bloglluukk.replit.app/
Honestly, I have no idea who will actually buy the Pro version.
I made it because I wanted it for my own workflow — not because I had a perfectly validated business plan.
I have a day job, so this doesn’t need to pretend to be a giant startup. It can just be a small, useful tool.
And I’d rather see someone use it than spend too much time optimizing every dollar.
So I made a small launch code for the Framer community:
Use code KNK260 to get Pro for $8 instead of $15.
Available until September 8, 2026 at 00:00 UTC.
Pro includes deeper Inspector controls, local image testing, the full preset library, CSS and Framer Motion export, JSON export, and a private offline HTML version.
It’s not a Framer plugin yet.
But if people genuinely want an “apply this to my selected layer” button, maybe that becomes the next version.
For now, I’m just curious to see where this little tool ends up. 🔥