Motion Library · Easing
Spring pop
A spring pop scales an object from small to full size with a slight overshoot. It borrows the feel of a spring without becoming a cartoon bounce. In product motion it is best for compact objects: pills, counters, logos, ticks, and callouts.
When to use it
Use it on elements that should feel tactile and important. Keep the object small and the bounce strength restrained.
Common mistakes
Springing full panels; bouncing every list item; using a spring pop when the message needs gravity or restraint.
How Impractical uses it
Impractical uses back.out style pops for small accent objects and avoids bounce behavior on large surfaces. That distinction keeps videos energetic without making the interface feel unserious.