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The Free version is available on WordPress.org and includes 15 animation modules — Fade, Scale, all four Slide directions, Skew Up, Float, Pulse, Ken Burns, Scroll Slide Left/Right, Hover Zoom, Highlight, and Typewriter. It's the same engine as Pro, just with fewer modules. That's the trial: install Free, build something real with it, and upgrade when you need a Pro module like Magnetic, Parallax, Split Text, or Custom Cursor.

Yes, if you use Bricks, Elementor, Breakdance, Oxygen, Divi, or Gutenberg. Animicro adds animations through CSS classes (.am-fade, .am-slide-up, etc.) and data-am-* attributes, which every builder lets you add to any element. Elements stay visible inside the editor and animations only run on the live frontend — no flicker, no "invisible blocks" while you design.

Each Pro license is tied to your account and includes a specific number of sites depending on the plan you choose. You activate Animicro on a site by connecting it to your account (one click, no license keys to copy and paste). You can move a license between sites freely from your dashboard — deactivate it on one site, activate it on another. Local development domains (localhost, .local, .test) don't count against your site limit.

No. The core runtime is around 4 KB gzipped, and only the modules you activate get loaded — if you only use Fade and Slide Up, the browser downloads two small JavaScript chunks and nothing else. Animations are GPU-accelerated and respect the visitor's prefers-reduced-motion system setting, so users who prefer less motion get a static experience automatically. No jQuery, no heavy libraries.

If Animicro Pro doesn't work for you, email me within 14 days of purchase and I'll refund you in full — no questions, no forms to fill out. I'd rather have a happy non-customer than an unhappy one.