A tool turns pasted SVGs into videos or embeddable motion assets
Vjeux · x · 2026-07-22
A short quote-post points to a tool that lets you paste your own SVG and then export it as a video or embed it directly in web and native apps. The post itself is minimal, but the linked demo appears to be a neat creative workflow for turning vector assets into reusable motion content.
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