For Notion

An animated icon for your Notion page

Notion lets you upload an image as a page or workspace icon — and it plays animated GIFs. Drop in a looping mark and it moves in the sidebar and at the top of every doc, so your workspace looks alive instead of static.

Animate your logo

Live as a page icon above the doc title.

Rendering live, right now — not a video.

How it works

  1. 01

    Upload your logo

    Drop in a PNG or SVG. LogoAnimator samples it into a dot-matrix model right in the browser — no account needed to preview.

  2. 02

    Pick a motion

    A page icon renders tiny in the sidebar, so a calm loop reads best — a gentle shimmer or pulse stays legible where fast motion would just flicker.

  3. 03

    Set it as the icon

    Export a looping GIF, then in Notion click the page icon, choose Upload, and pick your file — it becomes the animated icon for that page or your whole workspace.

Where an animated icon shows up in Notion

Every Notion page has an icon that sits in the sidebar tree and again, larger, above the page title. Notion accepts an uploaded image there and plays an animated GIF, so an exported looping mark moves in both spots at once. Set it on a workspace’s top-level page and it becomes the little animated badge everyone on the team sees first.

What format should I upload?

Notion animates GIFs for icons, so export the looping GIF — it plays automatically with no plugin. Notion does not animate SVG icons, so the crisp SVG export is better kept for a README or a browser favicon; for Notion, the GIF is the one that moves.

Keep it readable at icon size

The sidebar icon is only a handful of pixels wide, so pick a lower dot density and a slow loop — fine detail vanishes at that scale and fast motion turns into noise next to your page titles. The live preview above renders at icon scale, so what you tune is what your workspace shows.

Free vs Pro

The looping GIF icon is a Pro export — watermark-free, with a commercial-use license. The SVG-based presets stay free with a small watermark, though Notion only animates the GIF, so Pro is the one that moves in your sidebar.

Bring your logo to life

It takes about ten seconds. Upload a logo and pick an animation.

Animate your logo

In Notion, click the page icon, choose Upload, and select the exported GIF — it sets the icon for that page or the whole workspace.

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