Animated Logo WebM Maker
Turn your logo into a looping WebM — pick a motion, tune the grid, and download the open, web-native video format that plays inline anywhere HTML5 video does.
Open the generatorYour logo, looping as a WebM video.
Rendering live, right now — not a video.
How it works
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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.
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Animate and size it
Pick a motion and set the dot density and colors. The live preview is the real renderer, so the loop you see is exactly what gets recorded.
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Export the WebM
Export a looping WebM — captured straight from the live canvas — and drop it into an HTML5 <video>, a web page background, or any editor that reads WebM.
A logo that plays as a web-native video
An animated logo WebM is a real .webm video — the open, royalty-free format the web is built on. It plays inline inside an HTML5 <video> tag with no player to embed and no script to wire up, and it carries none of the weight or color banding of a GIF. This maker samples any logo into a dot-matrix grid, animates the dots, and records the loop as a WebM you can drop straight into a web page, a background, or a video editor.
Recorded in your browser
The WebM is captured with the browser’s built-in MediaRecorder reading the live canvas, so nothing is uploaded to a server to render it. WebM recording works in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox; on Safari — whose MediaRecorder records MP4 rather than WebM — grab the MP4 instead. The export button checks real codec support, so an unsupported browser shows the disabled state rather than a download that never arrives.
One render, every format
The WebM is one of several exports from the same dot-matrix render. Need the same clip for a social post or a desktop editor? Grab the MP4. Want an image that autoplays anywhere an <img> works? Export the GIF. Prefer a razor-sharp vector or a developer-friendly file? Export the animated SVG or a Lottie. Start with the WebM for the web, then grab another format for the places that want one.
Frequently asked
- How do I turn my logo into a WebM video?
- Upload your logo, pick an animation, and export it as a WebM. LogoAnimator samples the logo into a dot-matrix grid, animates the dots on a live canvas, and records that canvas to a looping WebM file right in the browser — you tune the motion and size, then download.
- Why export a WebM instead of a GIF?
- WebM is a real video file: it is far smaller than a GIF at the same size and keeps full color with no 256-color banding. It is the open, royalty-free format the web itself uses, so it plays natively inside an HTML5 <video> tag without a player or a plugin. A GIF still wins when you need a plain image that autoplays inside an <img> tag; for a web page or a video editor, the WebM is cleaner and lighter.
- WebM or MP4 — which should I pick?
- Both are real looping videos from the same render. WebM is recorded through the browser's built-in MediaRecorder in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, so it is the go-to in-browser export for the open web. Safari's MediaRecorder records MP4 rather than WebM, so on Safari — or anywhere WebM recording isn't available — reach for the MP4 export instead; MP4 is encoded with WebCodecs (Chrome and Edge 94+, Safari 17.4+) and is the format most social platforms and desktop video editors expect. Pick WebM for web pages and HTML5 video, MP4 for social posts and editors.
- Is the animated logo WebM maker free?
- Building and previewing your animated logo is free, and the free plan exports an animated SVG (with a small watermark). WebM video export is a Pro feature — Pro unlocks the video 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