Bezier Easing Designer

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  • bezier-easing-designer

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  • MIT

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Interactive cubic-bezier motion curve studio, derivative plotter, and code exp

Bezier Easing Designer is a desktop motion-curve studio, physics derivative visualizer, and multi-target animation code exporter for Linux developers and UI engineers. Shape custom cubic-bezier timing functions including overshoot and anticipation springs, compare motion at 60fps, inspect velocity profiles, and export ready-to-use snippets across web and native frameworks.

Key Features:

  • Interactive Cubic-Bezier Curve & Live Race: Drag P1 (x1, y1) and P2 (x2, y2) handles on an overshoot-capable canvas paired with a 60fps QTimer comparison race across Move, Scale, and Opacity tracks against linear and ease-in-out.
  • Velocity & Acceleration Derivative Graph & Presets: Plots exact parametric dy/dx velocity and d2y/dx2 acceleration curves alongside 20 curated motion presets (Expo Out, Back Overshoot, Material Standard, Snap Spring, and more).
  • Multi-Target Animation Exporter: Generates and exports CSS transitions and keyframes, JavaScript Web Animations API code, Qt QEasingCurve and QPropertyAnimation snippets, and 101-sample JSON/CSV lookup tables.

Disclaimer: Bezier Easing Designer is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by cubic-bezier.com.

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