Everything people ask most often — pricing, exports, commercial use, privacy and how each studio differs. If something here is unclear or missing, tell us and we'll add it.
Yes — the Animated Logo Maker has six families of logo animation templates: draw-on, pop, reveal and gloss, assembly, seamless loaders, and full intro/outro stingers. Upload your own SVG or image, build a monogram from your initials, or pick from 72 built-in marks, then export MP4, GIF, WebM, SVG or PNG.
Word Animator is a free online animated text generator. Type any word or phrase, choose from 78 animation styles — neon, fire, glitch, gold, 3D and more — and download your word animation as an SVG, PNG, GIF, or MP4.
Yes. Word Animator is completely free with no signup, no watermark, and no limits. Create as many animated words as you like.
Type your text into the generator, pick an animation style, and your animated word previews instantly. Fine-tune the speed and color if you want, then download it in your preferred format.
Yes. Export your animated word as an SVG or PNG instantly in your browser, or render an animated GIF or MP4 video for use in videos, social posts, and presentations.
No. Word Animator runs entirely in your web browser. There is nothing to install and no account required.
Yes. Anything you export is yours to use, including commercially — client work, ads, product videos, merchandise, anything. There's no watermark, no attribution requirement and no separate licence to buy. The one thing you're responsible for is the inputs you bring: if you upload a logo, a font or an image, make sure you have the right to use it.
No. SVG, PNG and embed-code exports are produced entirely in your browser and never reach our servers. MP4, GIF and WebM are rendered on our server, so your text and style are sent there to make the file — they're used for that render and not kept afterwards. Our analytics deliberately record which style and format you chose, never what you typed.
The AI features — infographic data assist, palette generation, and the flowchart studio's describe-it and image-upload modes — share one free daily allowance across the whole site, so you can't get a fresh batch by switching studios. When you run out, every studio still works fully by hand. Quotas are per-visitor and we're raising them as capacity allows.
Server-rendered formats (MP4, GIF, WebM) are limited per visitor per hour, because each one drives a real browser to capture frames. SVG and PNG are produced in your browser and are unlimited. If you hit the limit, the message tells you when it resets.
The SVG exports animate with CSS keyframes and SMIL only — no JavaScript — so they run in any modern browser, in an <img> tag, or embedded in a page. For places that strip or don't animate SVG, such as some social platforms and email clients, export MP4 or GIF instead.
Yes. Every studio lets you set colors and pick a font, including uploading your own font file, and video exports support a transparent background via WebM (which carries a real alpha channel — GIF's 1-bit transparency gives hard edges).
Yes — every template, every mark and every export format is free, with no signup and no watermark. Server-rendered video (MP4, GIF, WebM) is limited to 10 renders an hour; SVG and PNG are instant and unlimited.
Yes. Upload an SVG and it works with every template, including the ones where the logo draws itself on. PNG, JPG and WebP also work, but a flat image can only be moved, scaled and revealed — it can't draw itself on. Your file stays in your browser.
Yes, and most people are in this position. Build a monogram from your initials in a circle, hexagon or shield, or pick from 72 built-in marks grouped by industry. All the artwork is original and free to use commercially.
Tick transparent background and export WebM or GIF. That gives you an overlay with no background you can lay straight over footage in any editor.
Yes — the loader templates loop seamlessly. The loop length is a declared value, so the export captures exactly one cycle and repeats without a visible jump. SVG is usually the best format for a website loader.
Widescreen 16:9, square 1:1 and vertical 9:16. The layout is rebuilt for whichever you choose rather than being letterboxed, so a vertical export is genuinely composed for vertical.
Yes. Text, mark and background colours are set as exact hex values, so you get your actual brand colour rather than an approximation. You can also pick the typeface.
Pick a map (World, USA, Europe, or India), choose a style — route, pin drop, arcs, or region highlight — add stops by searching a city or clicking the map, then export an MP4 or GIF and drop it into your slide.
Yes. Export your map animation as an MP4 or GIF and insert it into PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote like any other video or image — no plugins required.
Export the map as an SVG or copy the embed code. SVG stays razor-sharp at any size and is far lighter than a video, so it loads fast on websites and web apps.
Yes. Use the route style to draw a path between stops with a moving marker, or the arcs style to connect cities with animated great-circle arcs — perfect for flight paths and travel maps.
You can animate the World map plus the USA, Europe, and India, with route lines, pin drops, network arcs, and region highlights.
Yes — it's completely free with no signup and no watermark. Export SVG instantly in your browser, or render GIF and MP4 videos.
Export animated maps as MP4 (video for slides and social), GIF (loops for decks and social posts), or SVG (a scalable, embeddable vector for websites).
Yes — every template and every export format is free, with no signup and no watermark. Server-rendered video (MP4, GIF, WebM) is limited to 10 renders an hour; SVG and PNG are instant and unlimited.
Yes. Type values and labels into the editor, or use the AI assist to paste messy text — “revenue went 1.2M to 3.4M” — and have it structured into rows for you. Everything stays editable.
Six kinds of animation: a count-up number, an animated bar chart, a progress ring, icon stat cards, a bullet-point reveal, and a before/after comparison — each with a few styles.
Tick transparent background and export WebM or GIF. That gives you an overlay with no background you can drop straight over footage in any editor.
Widescreen 16:9 for decks, square 1:1 and vertical 9:16 for social. The layout is rebuilt for whichever you choose, so a vertical export is genuinely composed for vertical rather than letterboxed.
Yes. Text, accent and background colours are set as exact hex values, and every template shares a set of cohesive colour themes so several exports look like one system.
Yes. Every template, every export format and every customisation is free, with no signup and no watermark. Server-rendered video (MP4, GIF, WebM) is limited to 10 renders an hour per person; SVG and PNG are unlimited and export instantly in your browser.
Six: a process flow, a decision tree with Yes/No branches, a swimlane (cross-functional) diagram, an org chart, a cycle or loop diagram, and a timeline or roadmap. Each ships in three styles, and every one animates.
Type them. Each template has a simple list of steps you can edit, reorder, add to and remove from — the layout re-flows automatically, so you never position a box or draw a connector yourself.
Yes — MP4, GIF and animated WebM (with a transparent background option) all render server-side. You can also download an animated SVG, a still PNG, or copy the code as an HTML page or a React component.
Yes. The SVG is entirely self-contained: the animation is pure CSS keyframes with no JavaScript, and the font is embedded. Paste it into a page, a README or a docs embed and it animates on its own.
Yes. Pick the 9:16 or 1:1 frame and the diagram is laid out again for that shape rather than being letterboxed — a wide swimlane transposes into vertical lanes, and a long process flow becomes a column.
Yes. Building, personalizing and sharing an interactive card link is free, with no signup and no watermark. Video downloads use the same free render quota as our other tools.
Your whole card — names, date, letter, theme — is encoded into the link itself. Nothing is stored on our servers, and only people you send the link to can see it.
The link version is interactive: the viewer taps the buttons, blows out the candle and unwraps the gifts. The MP4 version plays every scene automatically, so it works anywhere a video works.
It depends on the card. The anniversary card has four themes — Romantic, Modern, Cute and Classic. The birthday card has four vibes that restyle the palette, fonts and motion. The occasion cards each come with one look designed for that occasion, so you only write the words.
Nine: anniversary, birthday, graduation, Mother's Day, Father's Day, new baby, baby shower, get well and sorry. Valentine's and wedding cards are coming next.