179 CSS @keyframes Examples (Page 3)

A classic skeleton loader pattern implemented via pure CSS. The shimmer effect utilizes a wide linear-gradient and animates background-position to simulate a passing wave of light indicating active data fetching.

A large-scale 3D scene where Sass procedurally generates both the trajectory of 72 rings using trigonometry, and the @keyframes for its “fly-through” mode via a Sass map. Animation is switched without JS using the “checkbox hack”, and the entire composition is built upon perspective and transform-style: preserve-3d.

A card with a neon border effect where two CSS animations are synchronized - stroke-dashoffset for the SVG frame and hue-rotate for the drop-shadow glow. Each card gets a unique theme via :nth-child and the --cardAccent CSS variable, while multi-layering with z-index positions the glow underneath the main content.

Dive into a dynamic ripple loader crafted using modern CSS capabilities, such as backdrop-filter for a stylish blur effect. The demo showcases how to leverage CSS Custom Properties for easy customization of the background and gradients without altering the core animation logic.

A “gummy” button animation in pure CSS, where the effect is achieved by simultaneously animating transform: scale() and border-radius. Separate @keyframes are used for the :hover and :active states, creating a unique tactile response.

The main button has a semi-transparent background, the ::before pseudo-element contains the animated gradient, and ::after has a solid dark background that “cuts out” the inner part, leaving only the border visible.

An illusion of an endlessly rolling 3D cube, achieved by synchronizing two @keyframes animations for rotation and sliding with an offset transform-origin. The complex rotation animation uses intermediate steps for a “bounce” effect, while a neon glow and -webkit-box-reflect complete the futuristic look.

Experience a realistic, interactive rain simulation built entirely with pure CSS/SCSS. The core technical feature is the use of CSS Custom Properties to dynamically change wind direction via hover and trigger a lightning effect using a simple :active state.

A fun, “breathing” grid of characters that responds to user interaction, emphasizing the selected element.

A demonstration of “living” cards with two looped @keyframes animations - one for smooth background panning, and another for creating a shimmering gradient highlight.

Explore the power of pure CSS for complex shapes and motion: a beautifully designed love letter featuring floating heart elements built entirely with CSS pseudo-elements and keyframe animations.

A state-driven animation, controlled via the “checkbox hack,” showcases the power of CSS @property (Houdini) for smoothly animating gradients and mask properties. A complex multi-layered bookmark shape is created with an SVG mask, while the entire activation effect choreography is built on synchronized @keyframes.

A “snake” arrow style loader animation where each circle smoothly changes color using @keyframes, and animation-delay sets an offset for each element, creating a running wave effect.

A vibrant CTA button featuring a neon linear gradient and a continuous ‘shine’ animation implemented via a moving radial gradient on the ::before pseudo-element. On hover, it scales up and intensifies its colored drop-shadow for enhanced interactivity.

This UI component is a masterclass in CSS 3D transforms, using transform-style: preserve-3d to create a fully three-dimensional, interactive textbox. The 3D effect is achieved by rotating and positioning pseudo-elements with rotateY(90deg) and rotateX(90deg), demonstrating a sophisticated, purely decorative use of 3D space.

This demo’s lively backdrop is created by injecting animated creatures into the form’s ::before and ::after pseudo-elements using Base64 data:image URLs. This visual flair is complemented by polished, pure CSS micro-interactions - the email input elegantly expands its width on :focus, while the submit button provides a tactile 3D press effect by manipulating box-shadow and transform: translateY().

This is a robust component built entirely with SCSS, leveraging a full suite of custom mixins for cross-browser animation, transform, and transition. A centralized variable block for the color palette makes the component highly themeable and maintainable.

This is a complete UI component blending aesthetic animation with functional form design. Staggered CSS keyframe animations bring the inline SVG to life, while the form itself features modern styling techniques, including a performant gradient-transition button and absolutely positioned Feather icons.

A minimalist yet atmospheric thunderstorm scene, where a static cloud and lightning bolt are complemented by dynamic rain.

A suite of animated weather icons utilizing inline SVG and CSS keyframes to create fluid, vector-based meteorological effects.

A lightweight, scalable, and visually pleasing set of weather icons that can be easily adapted to any website color scheme.

A vivid weather widget styled with complex CSS radial gradients to mimic a sky backdrop. Classic float-based layout structures the content, while @keyframes bring life to FontAwesome icons, animating the sun’s rotation and the clouds’ drifting motion."

A static grid that comes alive on hover: font cards “jump out” at the user with a springy animation, doubling in size for easy reading.

A smooth, rhythmic pulsation that creates a sense of “alive” waiting while keeping the page structure stable.

A demonstration of how two independent, infinite @keyframes animations can be layered to create a complex visual sequence. One set of animation-delay manages the colored transitions, while the second controls the smooth appearance of the background images, creating a dynamic slideshow effect.

A fun and dynamic reaction game where the user must click moving targets within a time limit, with the score automatically tracked using CSS.

A fully playable “Stacker” arcade game built entirely with CSS, utilizing the radio button hack and animation timing control.

Intuitive visual cues prompting the user to take action (scroll), executed in a minimalist style.

A bright, dynamic countdown animation where the hand makes a full revolution for each digit, mimicking the operation of a mechanical projector or clock.

A high-precision visual timer that starts counting upon page load, operating smoothly (for hundredths) and rhythmically (for seconds), demonstrating the power of pure CSS for time management.

A pure CSS digital counter that simulates a ticking stopwatch from 00 to 59 using pseudo-elements and generated content.

A realistic mechanical counter animation where the top half of the digit flips down to reveal the next one, maintaining the rhythm (units change faster than tens).

A stylish odometer-like counter animation crafted with SCSS.

A dynamic splash screen where the layer reveal choreography is built on transform and transition-delay, applied to each element via :nth-child. The final layer “explodes” spectacularly using @keyframes and a custom cubic-bezier function, with the entire animation optimized for hardware acceleration.

A spectacular intro sequence where a barcode dynamically ‘grows’ from the void, forming a recognizable symbol before dissolving, creating the atmosphere of a spy thriller.

An animated presentation where text transitions into a graphical simulation of an advertising “engine” (AdWords), culminating in a final call to action."

An advanced SCSS technique - the percentage counter animation up to 100% is generated using a @for loop. It demonstrates dynamic content changes and multi-step @keyframes to create a realistic loading process.

A “jumping” notification badge animation where content is dynamically sourced from a data-bubble attribute via attr(). The effect is implemented on an ::after pseudo-element using @keyframes that synchronously animate transform and z-index to create an illusion of depth.

A library of pure CSS animations for notification badges, where different effects like swing, tada, or bounce are triggered on parent element hover. The technique uses classes to switch the animation-name property via the :hover pseudo-selector, demonstrating a modular approach to creating microinteractions.

A creative divider made by layering two pseudo-elements - an animated rainbow gradient and a masking dashed line that “punches” holes in it using a linear-gradient.

A responsive Flexbox grid featuring interactive cards that combine smooth transition and a @keyframes animation on hover. The implementation focuses on performance - using will-change - and styling flexibility through SASS variables and currentColor.

This is a technically complex Material Design demo, relying on intricate CSS animation precisely controlled by @keyframes and Bézier curves, which creates a sequential element reveal effect; the key feature is the four-stage transformation of the card from a circle to a rectangle and the dynamic background fill, while the entire layout is responsive via media queries.

A flexible SCSS system for generating multi-layered, Material Design-style shadows - all logic is built on @functions and accessing list values with nth().

A demonstration of SCSS power, where a 3D card flip on hover is combined with the procedural generation of a “long shadow” via a @function and @for loop, while a custom @keyframes animation adds a wobble effect to the button.

This interactive play button uses synchronized SVG stroke manipulation for its hover effect: the solid stroke fades out and dashes off, while the dotted stroke fades in and increases its width to take its place.

An interactive SVG Play button featuring a complex bouncing animation generated with Bounce.js. The component’s state is managed by a JavaScript click listener that toggles CSS classes, triggering advanced keyframe animations powered by matrix3d for a highly dynamic UI effect.

A collection of operating system SVG icons, styled and animated with CSS. On hover, two synchronized animations are triggered: the icon smoothly scales up and rotates , while the caption smoothly slides out.

A button with a multi-stage animation in pure CSS: on load, it smoothly appears “from the ground up” using @keyframes that animate opacity and transform: translateY(). On hover, a ::after pseudo-element, positioned underneath the button with z-index: -1, scales up and fades out, creating a “pulsating” wave effect.

A multi-step submit button animation where JavaScript setTimeout toggles loading and ready classes. In the “loading” state, @keyframes animates the button’s contraction and the appearance of pulsating circles created with pseudo-elements. In the “ready” state, the button expands and changes its text, showcasing a complex, synchronized animation.

A two-step animation where a click on a “ghost” button triggers two JS functions that add classes to start two animations. The first, transform: translate(), moves the icon, while the second, @keyframes fadeIn, fades in its background with a 0.4-second animation-delay, creating a sequential and synchronized effect.

A “Floating Action Button” effect, inspired by Google Inbox, implemented in pure CSS. Hovering over the container triggers a complex, multi-step @keyframes animation: the plus icon rotates and fades out, an edit icon appears, and child buttons cascade out with a “bounce” effect thanks to animation-delay, creating a cohesive and smooth interaction.

The badge uses background: rgba() and backdrop-filter: blur(10px) to create a translucent, frosted look. A double layer with ::before adds depth and enhances the blur effect.