Objective Evaluation
ExodeUI vs SVGator
SVGator animates vectors in the browser and exports SVG, Lottie, GIF and video. ExodeUI builds interactive UI with state machines. Compare them.
Updated November 2026
Short answer
The fundamental architectural difference
ExodeUI vs SVGator depends on what your animation has to do. SVGator is the better choice for logos, icons and illustrations, because it exports lightweight formats such as animated SVG, Lottie, GIF and video. ExodeUI suits UI with real states, logic and physics, played by a runtime in your app. We make ExodeUI.
Side-by-side comparison
Feature & Capability Breakdown
| Dimension | ExodeUI | SVGator | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Interactive components and app UI | Logos, icons, illustrations and ads | Tie |
| Export formats | .exode and compiled .bexode files | Animated SVG, Lottie, GIF, APNG, video and more | SVGator |
| Works without a runtime | No, the runtime plays the file | Animated SVG plays in a browser | SVGator |
| Interactivity | State machines, inputs and events | Click, hover and programmatic control | ExodeUI |
| Physics | Spring physics and rigid bodies | Keyframe animation | ExodeUI |
| Native mobile | React Native, SwiftUI and Flutter runtimes | React Native and Flutter through a webview component | ExodeUI |
| Pricing | Free Community plan; Professional $29/month | Free for static SVG; paid plans from $20/month billed yearly for animated export | Tie |
Use cases for SVGator
When to choose SVGator
- You are animating a logo, an icon or an illustration.
- You want a file that plays without adding a large runtime.
- You need GIF, video or Lottie for ads, email or social.
Use cases for ExodeUI
When to choose ExodeUI
- The animation is a real UI component with several states.
- It needs logic, physics or live values from your app.
- You want one file to run across web and native runtimes.
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