Thanks Danbars!
You’re right, animated SVGs are more lightweight and ideal for web-native use.
But the main reason we export as downloadable video (MP4/WebM) is to support creators who want to embed these animated diagrams directly into larger videos — think YouTube explainers, Shorts, or even Instagram reels. We offer common social media presets to make that workflow possible.
That said, I’m genuinely curious — in your experience, where does animated SVG fit into your workflow? Is it mostly for embedding on websites, apps, docs, or something else? We are already thinking about Gif export, but I’d love to understand this use-case as well.
But the main reason we export as downloadable video (MP4/WebM) is to support creators who want to embed these animated diagrams directly into larger videos — think YouTube explainers, Shorts, or even Instagram reels. We offer common social media presets to make that workflow possible.
That said, I’m genuinely curious — in your experience, where does animated SVG fit into your workflow? Is it mostly for embedding on websites, apps, docs, or something else? We are already thinking about Gif export, but I’d love to understand this use-case as well.