Easing Wizard helps developers replace generic CSS easing defaults with professional motion design curves. It provides 7 MCP tools for generating Bezier, Spring, Bounce, Wiggle, and Overshoot curves with 68 presets covering common UI patterns. Output includes CSS (cubic-bezier/linear()), Tailwind classes, and interactive preview links. Three skills let you describe an animation feel and get a curve recommendation, scan files to upgrade default easings, or audit your entire project for animation improvements. An animation expert agent provides motion design advice grounded in perceptual psychology.
- Describe the feel, get the curve. A developer types
/easingwizard:recommend-curve snappy dropdown menuand receives a Spring SNAP preset recommendation with ready-to-paste CSS, a Tailwind utility class, and a visual preview link — no manual curve tweaking needed. - Upgrade easings in existing code. A developer points
/easingwizard:improve-easingsat a component file full oftransition: all 0.3s ease. The plugin analyzes each transition's context (hover state, modal entrance, toggle) and replaces browser defaults with matched professional curves directly in the file. - Audit an entire project's animations. Running
/easingwizard:audit-easingsscans all CSS, SCSS, and Tailwind files across the codebase, identifies every animation using default or missing easings, and produces a prioritized report with specific preset suggestions and preview links for each finding.
/easingwizard:recommend-curve— Describe the feel you want, get a curve recommendation with CSS + Tailwind output and a preview link/easingwizard:improve-easings— Add or improve easing in your CSS/Tailwind code/easingwizard:audit-easings— Scan your project for animation improvements
Claude also automatically suggests appropriate easing curves when you're writing CSS transitions or animations (via the easing-advice skill).
7 tools for generating Bezier, Spring, Bounce, Wiggle, and Overshoot curves with CSS and Tailwind output.
A specialist agent with deep knowledge of motion design principles and perceptual psychology, automatically consulted for animation questions.