Animated Logo Maker

Animate your logo in seconds. Choose a finished template, drop in your name, mark and brand colours, then export a video for your intro or a transparent overlay for your footage. Free, no signup, no watermark.

What you can make

YouTube intros & outros

Build a logo stinger that opens or closes every video. Export MP4 at 16:9, or a transparent WebM you can lay straight over your footage without a background.

Loading screens & website hero marks

Seamless looping loaders that repeat forever without a visible seam. Export a lightweight SVG for the web so it stays sharp at any size, or a GIF that loops cleanly.

Social posts, reels & stories

Every template composes for square and vertical as well as widescreen — the layout is rebuilt for the frame rather than letterboxed into it, so nothing ends up stranded in a band across the middle.

Pitch decks & presentations

Open a deck with your mark drawing itself on. Drop the MP4 or GIF onto a slide in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote.

Logo animation styles

• Logo colour fill animation — The shapes of your mark fill in one by one — pick a playful multi-colour pop, a minimal fade with a long confident hold, or a fill that rises through the silhouette like liquid.
• Draw-on logo animation — The signature logo animation: your mark's outlines draw themselves on, then the fill flows in behind the stroke and the name follows. Works with the built-in marks, a monogram, or your own uploaded SVG.
• Logo pop animation — A spring entrance with a deliberate settle — the most broadly usable logo animation there is. It uses only movement and fading, so it flatters any mark, including a photo or a flat PNG.
• Logo reveal animation — Your mark is uncovered by a moving mask, then a specular highlight sweeps across the finished lockup. The sheen adapts to your colours so it reads as a highlight on dark and light brands alike.
• Logo assembly animation — The parts of your mark arrive from off-frame or from a scatter and snap into place. Multi-part marks come together piece by piece; single-shape marks perform the entrance whole.
• Animated logo loader — Continuous, endlessly repeatable motion for loading screens and website hero marks. The loop length is exact, so the export captures precisely one cycle and repeats without a jump.
• Logo intro & outro — The full stinger: your mark animates in, the name follows, the tagline settles, and the whole lockup holds. Switch the exit on and the same template becomes an outro that ends on a clean frame.

Frequently asked questions

Is the animated logo maker free?

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.

Can I upload my own logo?

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.

I don't have a logo file. Can I still use this?

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.

How do I get a transparent animated logo for video?

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.

Can I make a looping logo animation for a loading screen?

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.

What sizes can I export?

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.

Can I change the colours to match my brand?

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.