Your logo, moving, with no watermark.

Animate a logo in your browser with nothing uploaded: make it pop, spin or slide in, then save an MP4, GIF or WebM with no watermark and no account.

By Suraj Kumar4 November 20265 min read

A logo that moves for two seconds at the start of a video, or on a page as it opens, is one of the most asked-for animations, and one of the most often sold behind a watermark. KeepSimp's logo animation maker makes one in your browser and saves it with no mark of ours on it.

Start from a logo that already moves.

The logo animation maker opens on a ready animation: a star badge grows in with a small overshoot while it turns upright, and the words Your logo rise into place under it and fade in. It plays once and lasts two seconds.

Change the words to your name, the colours to yours, or the shapes to your own. Each part keeps its keys, so the movement stays while the look changes.

Bring in your own logo.

Bring in your logo as an SVG and give it keys, or draw it again with the shapes, the pen and words. An SVG is the better start: it stays sharp at any size, and a logo is often an SVG already.

A picture can be brought in too, such as a PNG of your logo. It moves, turns and fades like any part, but it stays a picture: its outline cannot be reshaped.

Pop, spin or slide in.

To make it pop, key its size from nothing to full, with Overshoot, so it grows a little too far and settles. To spin it in, key its turn. To slide it in, key its position from off the artboard to its place, with Slow down so it arrives gently. Fading in is a key of its opacity.

Start the name a moment after the badge, by placing its first key a little later on the timeline. Small delays like this are most of what makes a logo reveal look made by hand.

Save it as a video.

This page already knows where a logo usually goes, so Export makes an MP4, which plays almost anywhere, from video editors to social posts. Choose another place to save a GIF for a chat or an email, or an animated WebP with a clear background for a website.

The file is made on your device and checked before it is offered. It has no watermark and needs no account. To make a GIF or video you already have smaller, or to turn one into another format, use the Animation converter.

A little less theory. A little more doing.

Try it on your own terms, with a free browser tool.

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