How Easing Functions Work: Presets, Custom Curves, and Step Animation | SVGator
Learn how easing functions work in SVGator, including built-in presets, custom Bezier curve editing, and step-based animation for discrete transitions.
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By default, every keyframe transition in SVGator uses linear easing, meaning the animation moves at a constant speed. This tutorial demonstrates how to swap to preset curves like Ease In, Ease Out, and Ease In Out, how to drag Bezier handles to build your own custom curve, and how to apply step functions for frame-by-frame style movement.
In this video, you'll learn how to:
1. Understand how linear easing produces constant-speed motion between keyframes
2. Apply preset easing curves like Ease In Quad, Ease Out Cubic, and Ease In Out Quint from the easing panel
3. Drag Bezier control handles to shape a custom acceleration and deceleration curve
4. Use the Step End function to create discrete jumps between keyframe values instead of smooth transitions
5. Compare how different easing types affect the feel and timing of the same animation
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