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Understanding CSS transitions (ease) on Webflow

Published on 
21/11/2022
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Amended on 
17/8/2023
Reading time: 5 min
Ease editor animations in webflow
Written by
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Florian Bodelot

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Ease, Ease-in, Ease-out, Ease In-Out, what are the differences between these different CSS animations you can use on Webflow?

Key points to remember

When making animations in webflow, you can use different "modes" to define how the animation will progress. Combined with a time value (timing), this choice plays an important role in the final effect of your animation.

Default animation choices

By default, you have the possibility to add the 5 most popular animation styles in the webflow designer interface.

Transition Linear

The animation will have the same speed from start to finish.

Transition Ease

This is the default mode used for CSS animations. The animation will start slow, then fast, then end slowly.

Transition Ease-in

The animation has a slow start.

Transition Ease-out

The animation has a slow ending.

Transition Ease-in-out

The animation has a slow start and end.

Summary table of CSS transitions

Summary table (English content)

Summary table of CSS animation values (ease)

View of the functionalities from the webflow interface

Access from triggers⚡️(Js Animations)

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Access from the CSS (transitions style)

Easing editor in the webflow designer interface

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