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This is an external tool to convert an Excalidraw drawing into animation.
Visit: https://dai-shi.github.io/excalidraw-animate
There are three ways to load content:
Load a single Excalidraw drawing (.excalidraw or .json file).
Load an Excalidraw library file (.excalidrawlib) containing multiple items. Each library item will be animated separately.
.excalidrawlib filePaste a URL into the text field and click Animate!
Supported formats:
https://excalidraw.com/#json=xxxxx,yyyyyhttps://example.com/file.excalidrawlibElements without an explicit animation order are treated as Order=0 and animate in their creation order.
When you group elements with different Order/Duration values, the input field shows empty with a "Mixed" placeholder. If you leave it empty, the original values are preserved. If you enter a new value, it applies to all selected elements.
To keep the ability to edit later, export from Edit mode with "Embed scene" enabled, then load the file in Edit mode.
Note: Files loaded in Animate mode are only available in Animate. Switching to Edit mode shows your previous Edit data, not the imported file. Also, SVG files exported from Animate mode can be loaded back into Animate, but cannot be edited in Edit mode (the exported SVG does not contain the original scene data).
It's also provided as a package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/excalidraw-animate
$ claude mcp add excalidraw-animate \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>