Comparison

Rive builds interactive graphics that run live inside apps, games and websites, with state machines and official runtimes. Feega is an open-source canvas for design, motion and AI generation that exports finished video, GIF, Lottie and vectors.

Pick Rive for interactive animation shipped in code. Pick Feega for animated content you export and publish.

$ npx feega my-canvas.feega # runs locally, no account (Node 22)

$ npx feega my-canvas.feega # runs locally, no account (Node 22)

Feature comparison

Checked on the official sites on October 28, 2026 (as of October 2026). Prices in USD; “—” means we could not verify it.

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Feature

Feega

Rive

Open source

Whole app, Apache-2.0

Runtimes MIT; editor license not stated

Run locally, no account

Yes: npx feega (Node only, no database)

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Vector tools

Pen, boolean tools, shapes, text

Pen and brush, bones and meshes, text on path

Motion

Timeline, keyframes, easing; scenes combined into one video

Timeline, keyframes, graph editor

Interactivity

Prototype links and interactive embeds

State machines, data binding, scripting

Runtimes

Web embed and a React component

Web, React, React Native, Apple, Android, Flutter, Unity, Unreal and more

Export

MP4, GIF, APNG, Lottie, SVG, PDF, PNG

.riv files for runtimes

AI generation

Text, image, video and audio nodes on your own keys

Built-in agent; CLI for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor

Real-time collaboration

Yes, plus comments pinned to the frame or the timeline

Collaborative files (3 on Free)

Pricing

Feega

— Free and open source (Apache-2.0).

— Run it locally with npx feega, or self-host the full app with Docker.

— AI nodes run on your own keys: Kie.ai, OpenRouter, Higgsfield, Wiro, ElevenLabs and a text LLM provider.

— Hosted plans on feega.app: see feega.app/#pricing.

Rive

— Free: $0 per seat, 3 collaborative files, Rive splash on exports.

— Cadet: $9 per seat per month.

— Voyager: $32 per seat per month.

— Enterprise: $120 per seat per month, for companies with $10M+ revenue.

Where each one wins

Choose Feega if

— the output is a video, GIF or Lottie for social, ads or product pages

— you generate images, video and audio next to the animation

— you want the editor itself open source and local

— you design and animate in the same file, pasting from Figma

Choose Rive instead if

— the animation must react to users or app state at runtime

— you ship to iOS, Android, Flutter, Unity or Unreal

— you need bones, meshes and state machines

— small runtime files matter more than video export

Switching from Rive

Rive files do not open in Feega. Rebuild the design by pasting frames from Figma, then animate them on the timeline.

Keep Rive for in-app interactive pieces and use Feega for exported motion content.

Questions

Is Feega a Rive alternative?

Only for exported motion. For interactive animation with state machines inside apps and games, Rive is the right tool.

Does Feega have state machines?

No. It has prototype links and interactive embeds, not runtime state machines.

What does Feega export?

MP4, GIF, APNG, Lottie, SVG and PDF.

Is Feega free?

It is open source under Apache-2.0 and runs locally with npx feega.

Try Feega

Open it in the browser, or run it on your machine with one command. Free and open source under Apache-2.0.

$ npx feega my-canvas.feega # runs locally, no account (Node 22)

$ npx feega my-canvas.feega # runs locally, no account (Node 22)