Free tool

Animated Logo Video Maker

Turn your logo into a looping MP4 — pick a motion, tune the grid, and download a video that drops into a social post, a video intro, or a site background.

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Your logo, looping as a video.

Rendering live, right now — not a video.

How it works

  1. 01

    Upload your logo

    Drop in a PNG or SVG. It is sampled into a dot-matrix grid right in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server to try it.

  2. 02

    Animate and size it

    Pick a motion and set the dot density and colors. Choose the frame rate and size for the video; the live preview is the real renderer, so what you see is what exports.

  3. 03

    Export the MP4

    Export a looping MP4 — encoded right in the browser — and drop it into a social post, a video editor, or a website background. It plays anywhere a video does.

A logo that plays as a video file

An animated logo video is a real MP4 — no player to embed, no script to wire up, and none of the weight and color banding of a GIF. This maker samples any logo into a dot-matrix grid, animates the dots, and encodes the loop as a video you can drop into a social post, a video editor, or a website background.

Encoded in your browser

The MP4 is written with the browser's built-in WebCodecs video encoder, so nothing is uploaded to a server to render it. That path is available in Chrome and Edge 94+ and Safari 17.4+; on a browser without WebCodecs the same render still exports as a GIF or a self-contained animated SVG.

One render, every format

The MP4 is one of four exports from the same dot-matrix render. Prefer an image that autoplays anywhere an <img> works? Grab the GIF. Want a razor-sharp vector or a developer-friendly file? Export the animated SVG or a Lottie. Start with the video for social and intros, then grab another format for the places that want one.

Frequently asked

How do I turn my logo into a video?
Upload your logo, pick an animation, and export it as an MP4. LogoAnimator samples the logo into a dot-matrix grid, animates the dots, and encodes a looping MP4 right in the browser — you set the size and frame rate, then download the file.
Why export an MP4 instead of a GIF?
An MP4 is a real video file: it is far smaller than a GIF at the same size, keeps full color with no 256-color banding, and is the format social platforms and video editors expect. A GIF still wins when you need a plain image that autoplays inside an <img> tag; for a social post, an intro, or a background loop, the MP4 is cleaner and lighter.
Which browsers can export the MP4?
MP4 export uses the browser's built-in WebCodecs video encoder, available in Chrome and Edge 94+ and Safari 17.4+. On a browser without WebCodecs the video export is unavailable — export a GIF or an animated SVG instead; both come from the same render.
Is the animated logo video maker free?
Building and previewing your animated logo is free, and the free plan exports an animated SVG (with a small watermark). MP4 video export is a Pro feature — Pro unlocks video and GIF formats, removes the watermark, and adds a commercial-use license.

Bring your logo to life

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

Open the generator

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