Easings
A cheat sheet for easing functions to specify animation rates, with examples in CSS, PostCSS, and TypeScript.
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Last Updated
Apr 23, 2026
Overview
What is Easings?
Easings is an open-source tool providing a cheat sheet of easing functions that define how animation parameters change over time, mimicking real-world motion like opening a drawer or dropping an object.
What is Easings used for?
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Top Features
- Comprehensive easing function list
- CSS and PostCSS examples
- TypeScript code snippets
- Visual animation previews
- Multi-language support
How to use Easings?
Use the cheat sheet to select easing functions for CSS transitions, animations, or PostCSS plugins, with code snippets and visual examples to implement in web projects.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Open-source and free
- Easy-to-use cheat sheet
- Supports multiple web technologies
- Visual aids for understanding
Cons
- Limited to web platforms
- No advanced customization options
Use Cases
- Web animation design
- CSS transition optimization
- Learning easing functions for developers
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