A logo that turns, round and round.

Make a spinning logo in your browser, nothing uploaded: a solid logo turns round once a loop with no jump, saved as an MP4 or a GIF with no watermark.

By Suraj Kumar5 November 20265 min read

A spinning logo is one of the simplest animations and one of the most used: on a loading screen, at the end of a video, in an email signature. KeepSimp's Spinning logo page opens one that is ready, a solid logo turning round once a loop, in your browser. Nothing is uploaded and there is no watermark.

Start from a logo that spins.

The page opens on a 3D scene with a logo made solid, a camera, lights and keys that turn it once round its upright axis in each loop. It is made of the editor's own parts and keys, so every part can be changed.

A turn with no jump.

The logo turns a full circle, from 0 to 360 degrees, with Steady easing, so it never slows and the last frame leads straight into the first. A spin that eases in and out looks like it stops on every loop.

The length of the timeline sets the speed: a two-second loop turns it once every two seconds.

Spin your own logo.

Bring in your logo as an SVG, and its filled shapes are made solid and turned in the starter's place. Change its depth, how round its edges are, its colour and how metal it looks.

For a logo that turns flat on the page, or pops in, the 2D logo animation maker does it.

A GIF or a video.

A GIF plays in every chat, email and forum, at 25 frames a second, since a GIF's delays are counted in hundredths of a second. An MP4 is smaller and smoother for a post, a website or a video editor. Both are made on your device and checked before they are offered, with no watermark.

To turn a 3D model you already have, rather than a logo, KeepSimp's 3D viewer makes a turning video of it in one step.

A little less theory. A little more doing.

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

Try the tool