Mascot Embed Code Generator
Generate a clean, accessible starter snippet for a GIF, WebM, or Lottie mascot animation in your website or app.
The generator only formats your URL and settings. It does not upload or proxy the asset.
Your code
Enter a public http:// or https:// asset URL to generate code.
Embed the same mascot across your product
The generator formats your asset URL, dimensions, playback settings, and accessible label for a chosen target. It does not upload, proxy, or host your file, and it does not choose the best animation format for you.
If you are unsure which format fits, start with the GIF vs WebM vs Lottie Advisor. Then use the Animated Asset Inspector to check the actual file before shipping it.
What each code target produces
| Target | Starter output |
|---|---|
| HTML | img for GIF, video for WebM, and a custom Lottie player element |
| React | JSX for GIF and WebM, plus a runtime component for Lottie |
| Next.js | Image for GIF, video for WebM, and a client-compatible Lottie component |
| React Native | Image for GIF, a supported Video component for WebM, and LottieView for Lottie |
How to use the generated snippet
- Paste a publicly fetchable or appropriately signed asset URL.
- Select the file format and code target used by your project.
- Set dimensions, playback settings, and an accurate accessible label.
- Copy the starter code and add the imports or runtime package your project needs.
- Test loading, autoplay, looping, reduced motion, fallback behavior, and the real product surface.
Accessibility and playback notes
- Use a label that describes the animation's meaning, not just "animated mascot."
- Do not rely on motion alone to communicate success, failure, or progress.
- Respect reduced-motion preferences in the surrounding component when the animation is decorative or continuous.
- Keep controls and fallback content available when the animation carries important information.
- For Lottie, test the installed runtime and referenced assets in the target platform.