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Export your animated identity.

PNG exports the current frame. GIF exports an animation with configurable looping and palette quality. Video records the actual animated canvas using a browser-supported codec.

Exports run locally. Video uses WebM or MP4 according to browser support.
◇ Private by design · Your images and project stay in this browser unless you choose to export them.

Make a logo that moves with your brand.

01 / COMPOSE

Build your identity

Import a transparent PNG, JPG or WebP, then add brand text, shapes and a matching backdrop.

02 / ANIMATE

Choose your entrance

Give individual layers movement, stagger their start times and tune the pace of each reveal.

03 / EXPORT

Share the real motion

Export a PNG still, looping GIF or recorded video without a cloud upload or account.

Frequently asked questions

Can I export an MP4?

When the browser supports MP4 with MediaRecorder, the studio can use it. Otherwise, it records WebM. The downloaded extension reflects the browser-selected recording format.

Does GIF preserve transparent edges?

GIF has only binary transparency and a limited palette. For smooth transparent edges, export a PNG still. For animation, use a solid or gradient background for best GIF quality.

Is my logo sent to a server?

No. Imported images, rendering, GIF encoding, and recording run locally in your browser. Downloaded projects can contain embedded images, so share the JSON only with people you trust.

Can I reopen my animation?

Yes. Save an editable JSON project, then use Open to load it later. Projects contain the imported image data as well as animation settings.

Is this a full 3D logo animation tool?

No. This version animates 2D canvas layers. It does not produce real 3D models, soundtracks, or professional compositing effects.

PIXELOKAY CREATOR LAB / MOTION

Logo Animation Maker

Turn a static logo into a polished reveal. Animate typography, shapes and brand elements on a precise timeline—and export the actual motion, locally in your browser.

✦ Motion presets◉ GIF & video exports◇ Local processing

Using Logo Animation Maker

Import a supported raster logo or add text and shapes, then set layer effects, timing and scene duration. Preview and scrub the result, save editable JSON and choose a still, GIF or supported silent video export.

This is a bounded 2D motion editor without SVG import, uploaded fonts, music or video backgrounds. Up to 60 layers and 1-12 second scenes; GIF uses a bounded 256-color palette and binary alpha, with adaptive or RGB332 color selection. GIF worker availability and MediaRecorder codecs vary, so MP4 is not guaranteed. Project JSON contains imported images; fallback downloads are not confirmed saved files.

Choosing outputs and planning a Logo Animation Maker workflow

Build a bounded 2D logo reveal from text, shapes and supported raster images, adjust motion and timing, then export a project, GIF or supported video.

The project can embed imported images for editing. GIF uses a bounded palette with binary transparency; browser-recorded video is silent and depends on supported codecs.

Example workflow

  1. Add a text or shape element and choose a 2D entrance or motion treatment.
  2. Set timing and inspect the preview, keeping the bounded canvas and element limits in mind.
  3. Export a GIF for a short palette-based loop or a supported silent video; save the project when you need editable elements.

Authored example: Design a fictional two-word wordmark with a simple shape accent. Compare a short fade with a slide-in and inspect the loop before selecting an output format.

Scope: This is 2D raster/text/shape animation, not SVG or 3D authoring. Uploaded fonts, music and video backgrounds are not supported; MP4 support is not universal.

Logo Animation Maker questions

Can I use my own font, soundtrack or video background?

No. The integrated workflow supports its included text and shapes, but not uploaded fonts, music or video backgrounds.

Is GIF transparent like a full-alpha PNG?

No. GIF uses a bounded palette and binary transparency, so soft edges may look different.

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