Your logo, animated on the opening slide
The first slide sets the tone before you say a word. Lead with your logo assembling itself instead of a flat image — a short loop you drop straight onto a Keynote, PowerPoint, or Google Slides title slide.
Animate your logoOpening your next pitch deck.
Rendering live, right now — not a video.
How it works
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Upload your logo
Drop in a PNG or SVG. LogoAnimator samples it into a dot-matrix model right in the browser.
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Pick a motion
A single assembling reveal reads best on a title slide — the mark builds in as the slide appears, then holds.
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Export & drop it in
Export a GIF or MP4, then insert it onto your title slide — most slide apps loop or autoplay it as you present.
Animated logos in Keynote, PowerPoint & Google Slides
Every slide app supports motion on a slide — the trick is getting a clean, transparent-feeling loop instead of a boxy video clip. LogoAnimator renders your mark as dots on a solid board-black backdrop, so it sits naturally on a dark title slide with no visible frame.
Keynote & PowerPoint: export an MP4 and insert it as a movie on the slide. Set it to start automatically and, if you like, loop until you advance — the logo plays its reveal the moment the slide comes up.
Google Slides: Slides plays animated GIFs inline, so export a GIF, drop it on the slide, and it loops on its own with no video hosting to set up.
Keep it short. A one-shot reveal of a second or two lands better than a busy loop that competes with you for attention — the motion is a punctuation mark on your opening, not the whole show.
Free vs Pro
Presentation export is a Pro feature: a GIF or MP4 loop of your logo, watermark-free, sized for a slide. The SVG-based presets — README embeds, spinners, and favicons — stay free with a watermark.
Bring your logo to life
It takes about ten seconds. Upload a logo and pick an animation.
Animate your logoInsert the exported file as a movie (MP4) or image (GIF) on your title slide and set it to start automatically.