Vue Component Generator
Generate ready-to-use Vue 3 components for your Lottie animations
1. Upload your Lottie file
Drag & drop your file here or click to browse
Supports .json and .lottie files (max. 10MB)
Preview
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The Free Vue Component Generator for Lottie
Need to drop a Lottie animation into a Vue 3 app? Our free Vue component generator turns any Lottie file into a ready-to-use Single File Component — <script setup> and all — in seconds.
Pick TypeScript or JavaScript, choose between vue3-lottie and the lottie-player web component, toggle autoplay, loop, controls, and props, then copy the code or download the .vue file. Everything runs locally in your browser — your animation never leaves your device.
How to Generate a Vue Component from Lottie
Wiring a Lottie into Vue by hand means boilerplate and library lookups. This tool writes it for you:
Upload your Lottie file
Drag and drop or browse for a .json or .lottie file (up to 10MB).
Configure the component
Set the component name, language, library, and playback options (autoplay, loop, controls, props).
Generate the code
Click Generate to produce a complete Vue 3 SFC, shown in the Code tab with syntax-friendly formatting.
Copy or download
Copy the code to your clipboard or download a ready-named .vue file, then drop it into your project.
No build step, no account, no server uploads — get a usable component in under a minute.
Why Choose Our Vue Component Generator?
A few reasons this is the fastest way to use Lottie in Vue:
Vue 3 SFC Output
Generates a proper Single File Component with <script setup> and a clean template — idiomatic, modern Vue 3.
TypeScript & JavaScript
Choose typed props with <script setup lang="ts"> or plain JavaScript — whichever matches your codebase.
Library Choice
Generate code for vue3-lottie or the @lottiefiles/lottie-player web component, depending on your stack.
Copy-Paste Ready
The output is production-ready: copy it straight in or download a correctly named .vue file.
Common Use Cases
A generated component is the quickest path from a Lottie file to a running Vue UI:
Drop an Animation Into a Vue App
Skip the boilerplate and get a working animated component you can import immediately.
Reusable Animated Component
Enable props to create one component you can reuse across views with different autoplay/loop behavior.
Nuxt Projects
Generated SFCs drop straight into Nuxt’s components directory for auto-import.
Design-System Icon Component
Wrap an animated icon as a typed component for your component library or design system.
Quick Prototype
Generate and paste to test an animation in a prototype without writing wiring code.
Hand Off to Vue Devs
Give designers a way to produce dev-ready Vue code so engineers can integrate animations faster.
Tips for Better Results
To get the most out of the generator:
Pick vue3-lottie for simplicity
The vue3-lottie component is the easiest path for most Vue 3 apps and needs no custom-element config.
Place animation.json beside the component
The code imports './animation.json'. Keep the file next to the component or update the import path.
Enable props for reuse
Turn on customizable props so the same component can autoplay or loop differently wherever it is used.
Configure the web component
If you choose the lottie-player library, register lottie-player as a custom element in your Vue/Vite config to silence unknown-tag warnings.
Privacy and Security
We take your privacy seriously. Unlike most online converters that upload your files to remote servers, our tool processes everything locally.
No uploads – Your files are processed entirely in your browser. They never touch our servers.
No tracking – We don't log which files you convert or what settings you use.
No accounts – Use the tool immediately. No registration, no personal data required.
Inspect it yourself – Open DevTools and watch the network tab. You'll see zero file uploads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Lottie animations and our tools.
Which Vue library should I use?
vue3-lottie is recommended for most Vue 3 projects — it provides a simple
How do I install the required dependencies?
For vue3-lottie: npm install vue3-lottie. For the web component: npm install @lottiefiles/lottie-player and import it once in your app entry.
What is the difference between TypeScript and JavaScript?
TypeScript adds <script setup lang="ts"> and typed props (better autocomplete and safety). JavaScript is simpler. Pick whichever your project uses.
Should I include customizable props?
Yes, if you want to reuse the component with different settings. Props let you control autoplay and loop when using the component across your app.
Where should I place the animation JSON file?
Put the Lottie JSON next to your component (or in an assets folder) and adjust the import path — the generated code imports './animation.json'.
Do I need extra config for the lottie-player web component?
Yes — when using the player library, tell the Vue compiler to treat lottie-player as a custom element (isCustomElement in vite.config / vue.config) so Vue does not warn about the unknown tag.