Learn how to trigger an SVG animation when the user scrolls it into view using SVGator.
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This tutorial shows you how to set a viewport visibility threshold so your animation only starts when the element appears on screen.
In this video, you'll learn how to:
1. Open the export panel and select SVG as the output format
2. Change the animation trigger to scroll into view
3. Adjust the visibility threshold (e.g. 25% or 50% of the element visible)
4. Optimise page performance by preventing all animations from loading at once
Scroll-triggered animations reduce CPU usage and create smoother interactions because the browser only processes each animation as it enters the viewport. This is especially useful for long pages with multiple animated sections, landing pages, product showcases, and content-heavy websites where performance matters.
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