Comparison
Jitter is for design teams who animate together in the browser, starting from templates or Figma files. Truca is for people on a Mac who want their coding agent to build a complete animated video, with a storyboard, a timeline and sound, and to send it out for review.
Facts about Jitter last checked on November 8, 2026 · Sources
Jitter animates designs. Truca makes complete animated videos: scenes, chapters, music and sound, built by the agent you already code with.
Jitter’s infinite canvas can hold several artboards side by side, each animated on its own. In Truca, the 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 versions are the same scene: they play together on one timeline in the All formats view, and one edit can update every format. Export them up to 4K, free during the beta.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and VS Code connect to Truca over MCP and work on the project you have open. You watch every change land, and you can pause the agent at any time.
Plan scenes in the Storyboard, then cut them on a timeline with chapters, music and sound effects. The result is a complete video with its soundtrack, not a single loop.
Send a private link with an optional password and expiry. Comments pinned on the frame come back into the project, where your agent can read them and answer.
Where Truca stands out
| Criterion | Truca | Jitter |
|---|---|---|
| Formats while you edit | Truca stands out: Every format of a scene side by side (16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5…), each at its own resolution, playing together on one timeline; edit them all at once or one at a time | Partly: several artboards side by side on the infinite canvas, each animated independently |
| Platform | Native Mac app, macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon | Web app in the browser, nothing to install |
| What you make | Truca stands out: Complete videos: scenes in a storyboard, cut on a timeline with chapters, music and sound effects | Animations for products, brands and social media, from templates or Figma imports |
| AI agents | Truca stands out: MCP server for coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code, as well as Claude | Jitter AI in the editor; Jitter MCP in beta since October 20, 2026, for Claude, ChatGPT and Notion |
| Collaboration | Teams and shared projects, saved to the cloud automatically | Shared workspace, real-time collaboration and comments |
| Client review | Truca stands out: Private links with password and expiry; comments return to the project and to your agent | Comments in the shared workspace |
| Export | Truca stands out: Up to 4K in H.264, HEVC or ProRes, on every account during the beta | Video, GIF and Lottie; 720p on Free, 1080p on Pro, 4K from the Max plan; ProRes and WebM from Pro |
| Price | Truca stands out: Free during the beta | Free plan; Pro from $15 per editor per month billed yearly ($19 monthly); Max and Ultra above; Enterprise on quote |
Jitter is excellent at what it does. Choose it if these matter more than a video built by an agent.
Your team designs together, live. Several editors work in the same file at once, in the browser.
Your work starts in Figma. Import frames and animate them without rebuilding the design.
You want Lottie or quick template animations. Jitter exports Lottie and offers ready-made animation templates.
You are not on a Mac. Jitter runs in any modern browser; Truca needs macOS on Apple silicon.
Download the beta, connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, and open the sample project to see what it can build.
If you want complete videos with sound rather than single animations, and an AI agent to build them, yes. Truca adds a storyboard, a timeline with music and sound effects, and review links.
No. Truca is a native Mac app. Only the review links open in the browser, so clients need nothing installed.
Yes, during the beta every export option is available, up to 4K in H.264, HEVC or ProRes.
Truca is free during the beta.
Last checked on November 8, 2026
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