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10 Best Text Animation Plugins In JavaScript/jQuery (2023 Update)

With the modern web applications and mobile apps became more interactive and polished, many people are focusing on how to make them even more fun. Animations are fun and can add a lot of depth to your site or app.

When I think of pretty, smooth animations I immediately think of text. It’s like my mind can’t get past the different types of cool and intricate ways to animate text.

Want to have an animated, attractive headline, logo, call to action text on your web application?

Today we will look at the 10 best JavaScript and jQuery plugins that allow us to implement interactive and cool text animations easily into our websites, so it’s time for less talk more show!

Originally Published Oct 10, 2019, updated Mar 02 2023

Table of contents:

jQuery Text Animation Plugins:

jQuery Text Animation Plugin with CSS3 — textillate

A simple jQuery plugin for creating awesome text animation effects using Animate.css powered CSS3 animations.

jQuery Plugin For Animated Text Neon Effect — novacancy.js

A lightweight jQuery plugin that allow you to create an animated text neon golden effect on your web page.

jQuery Plugin For Text Transition Animations — Textualizer

A simple jQuery plugin that allows you to transition through blurbs of text. When transitioning to a new blurb, any character that is common to the next blurb is kept on the screen, and moved to its new position. Textualizer currently has the following effects: fadeIn, slideLeft, slideTop, and random. You can choose which effect to use by setting the effect option.

jQuery & CSS3 Based Text Animation Effect Plugin — LetterFX

A lightweight jQuery & CSS3 plugin that applies fancy animation effects to your text such as fade, rotate, fly, swirl, spin, smear and much more.

Airport-Like Text Flip Animation with jQuery and CSS3 — splitFlap

splitFlap is a jQuery plugin that flips text messages with sequential characters based on CSS3 transform and perspective properties. Similar to the airport flight board animation effect.

Vanilla JavaScript Text Animation Plugins:

Split Text Into Words And Characters – Splitting.js

A tiny JavaScript library which can be used to split the text into words and characters wrapped in the span element. So that you’re able to apply custom CSS styles to the words and characters individually.

JavaScript Library To Obfuscate And Reveal Text – baffle

A small JavaScript library used to obfuscate and reveal your text with a shuffle animation.

Animate Text Using SVG Font – svg-text-animate.js

A JavaScript library to animate text by drawing the SVG strokes defined in an SVG font.

Simulate Signature Animation With Vara.js Library

The Vara JavaScript library lets you create text drawing animation to simulate someone sign on your webpage.

Text Shuffle Animation In Pure JavaScript – shuffle-text.js

A pure JavaScript library that presents your text letter by letter with a character shuffle animation.

Conclusion:

If you’re planning on making some sort of site for a blog or for your business, then it would be a great idea to incorporate text animation into the design.

That way, people visiting your website will stay on it longer and will definitely get more from the experience. We hope that after taking a look at this article, you’ll have a better idea of how to create some amazing text animations in no time!

Text animations made with these plugins are fun to play around with and offer good variations on traditional animation techniques. Some of them have simple UI, while some have more complex interface with dozens of parameters to play around with.

I hope you will find a great plugin here suitable for your own projects that require text animation. If you are aware of some other advanced jQuery plugin for text animation – please share it in comments below!

Looking for more jQuery plugins or JavaScript libraries to create awesome Text Animations on the web & mobile? See jQuery Text Animation and JavaScript Text Animation sections for more details.

See Also:

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jQuery animate() — Manipulate Multiple Properties

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Also, color animation is not included in the core jQuery library.
If you want to animate color, you need to download the Color Animations plugin from jQuery.com.

jQuery animate() — Using Relative Values

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jQuery animate() — Using Pre-defined Values

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jQuery animate() — Uses Queue Functionality

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So, if you want to perform different animations after each other, we take advantage of the queue functionality:

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