Twenty-four of the Kawaii Konbini icons, brought to life as small looping animations: rice ball, ramen, steamed bun, green tea cup, rice cooker, custard pudding, dango, strawberry mochi, mandarin, salmon sushi, omelette rice, canned coffee, marble soda, soft serve, strawberry milk, lucky cat (maneki-neko), daruma, weather doll, wind chime, paper lantern, cherry blossom, goldfish bowl, shiba dog and train. Each one does one clear thing and then rests: rice balls and buns hop with a squash and stretch, steam curls up from ramen, tea and the rice cooker, the lucky cat waves, the daruma rocks and rights itself, the wind chime swings with its paper strip trailing, bubbles rise through the marble soda and the faces blink.

Every animation is 240 x 240 at 30 frames per second and loops seamlessly in 2.4 seconds. They are shape layers only: no images, no fonts and no expressions, so each file is small and stays sharp at any size.

The colours are themeable. Every colour is a Lottie slot named after its role (ink, rice white, butter yellow, soft red and so on), with the same names across all 24 files, so you can recolour the whole set with one list of values. The dotLottie files also carry two ready-made themes: sumi (white fills, dark outlines) and night (muted fills, cream outlines for dark backgrounds). HOW-TO-THEME.txt lists every slot and shows how to change it.

What you get: 24 Lottie JSON files, the same 24 as .lottie files with themes, a GIF of each (240 px) and an MP4 of each (480 px) on a cream background, and a WebM of each (480 px, VP9) with a transparent background for video editors, each set in its own zip. They play in lottie-web and the dotLottie players for web, iOS and Android, and import into motion tools that read Lottie. Use them for loading states, empty screens, buttons, menus, stories and slides.