For podcasts

An animated logo for your podcast

Podcast cover art has to stay a still image, but everything around the show moves — the promo clips, the video-episode bumpers, the live waiting room. A looping logo gives your show one recognisable motion across all of them.

Animate your logo
Ep 42

On an audiogram clip for social.

Rendering live, right now — not a video.

How it works

  1. 01

    Upload your logo

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

  2. 02

    Pick a motion

    A calm loop reads best beside a talking clip — a gentle pulse or shimmer that feels like the audio breathing, not something that fights the waveform for attention.

  3. 03

    Drop it into your clip

    Export a looping GIF or an MP4-ready loop and place it in your audiogram tool, your video editor, or your streaming software as an image or overlay.

Where an animated logo goes on a podcast

The one place it does not go is the cover art: Apple Podcasts and Spotify require the show tile to be a still square image, so keep that a clean static mark. Everything around the show is fair game for motion. The most common surface is an audiogram — the short square or vertical video, a waveform over a still frame, that podcasters post to Instagram, TikTok, and X to promote an episode. A looping logo in the corner brands every one of those clips.

Video podcasts and live shows

If you publish a video version on YouTube or Spotify, an animated logo makes a clean intro sting and outro without a motion-graphics editor — the same reveal you would use for any video intro. Recording live? Drop the loop onto a starting-soon or be-right-back screen in OBS or Riverside as an image or browser source, the same way a streamer runs an overlay bug.

Which format should I use?

For an audiogram or a video editor, a looping GIF is the simplest — it drops straight onto a track and plays on its own. For streaming software, an animated SVG via a browser source stays crisp at any size and weighs far less. Keep the dot density modest and the loop slow: the mark reads small against a busy clip, and fine detail disappears at that scale.

Free vs Pro

The looping GIF export is a Pro feature — watermark-free, with a commercial-use license for the clips you publish. The SVG-based presets stay free with a small watermark, so you can brand a browser-source overlay at no cost.

Bring your logo to life

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

Animate your logo

Export a looping GIF for an audiogram or video editor, or add the animated SVG to OBS as a browser source for a live show.

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