New in version 3.2
AI animation for WordPress, described to your own assistant
From version 3.2 you describe the motion to your own AI assistant and it sets your Bricks Builder animations for you. It reads the notes and tested recipes that come inside the plugin, so it knows what works in your version.
What you can ask
Prompts I tested on real pages
Each one built a real section in Bricks, in Etch or in both. Copy one, change the details, and see what your assistant does.
In each builder
What your assistant does in Bricks, Etch and the block editor
It does the most in Bricks today. Here’s what to expect in each builder.
What you need
Requirements
Everything your site needs before you connect an assistant.
Does it cost anything extra?
Not from Fancy Animations. It comes with your license, and your assistant runs on the AI subscription you already pay for. There are no credits to buy.
What can the assistant see and change?
What the WordPress user behind the application password can. The Fancy Animations tools only read; your assistant writes to the page with the builder’s own tools. You can revoke the password at any time from that user’s profile.
Which assistant should I use?
I test with Claude Code, which runs in a terminal, so it also works with Etch. Any assistant you use has to be able to connect to WordPress through MCP.
What if my license isn’t active?
The reference and the recipes need an active license. The animations already on your site keep working without it.
Get Fancy Animations today, and 3.2 comes with it
From $179, one payment, every update for life. 14-day refund.