Animentor
Lottie animations as an Elementor widget.
A WordPress plugin that bridges Lottie and the Elementor page builder. What previously needed custom code became a drag-and-drop widget, wired into the Media Library, with full playback controls in the Elementor panel.
In the builder
A third-party review of the plugin, plus the widget’s content, animation options and style controls inside the Elementor editor.
What I own
A personal project, published as a plugin: written, documented and released on my own.
Before this, putting a Lottie animation into an Elementor site meant hand-written embed code. Animentor turns it into a widget you drag onto the page.
Animation files live where every other asset lives, so uploading, reusing and swapping them works exactly the way editors already expect.
Speed, autoplay, loop, reversed playback, play on mouse over and on-mouse-out behaviour are all normal Elementor controls, alongside the usual style and sizing panels.
The audience is site builders, not developers: the plugin’s job is to make a technical asset format feel like any other Elementor element.