Free Logo Animation Maker

Turn a flat logo into a finished animation set in real-world scenes — glass, concrete, a tote bag, a lit street sign. Upload the file, pick a scene and download; nothing is redrawn and there is no render queue.

Made with LazyKiwi

Specs

Logo animation specs: files in, sizes out

Inputs

One logo file

PNG (transparent), SVG, JPEG or WebP

Output

MP4 at 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1

720p free, 1080p on any paid plan; also a looping GIF, and on Pro a transparent WebM or PNG sequence

Transparent

Logo only, on a transparent background

WebM with alpha or a PNG sequence for After Effects, Premiere and Final Cut (Pro plan)

Keeps

Your artwork exactly as uploaded

shapes, spacing and colours are never redrawn

How to animate a logo — 3 steps

Upload the file you already have. It is placed into real-world scenes — never redrawn — and the animation renders in your browser.

Start now — it's free

Step 1

Upload your logo

A transparent PNG or an SVG keeps the edges crisp; the brand name is filled in from the file.

Step 2

Pick the scenes

Choose the surfaces your logo lands on and the order they play in; switch the ratio for Reels, YouTube or a square post.

Step 3

Download the animation

Preview at full speed, then click Download Video. The file saves straight to your device.

One file in, finished animation out

One file in, finished animation out

Upload the PNG or SVG you already have. It is composited into each scene, never regenerated, so shapes, spacing and colours are exactly yours.

  • PNG (transparent), SVG, JPEG or WebP
  • Nothing to design or key-frame
  • Your artwork, as uploaded
Real surfaces, not a spinning gradient

Real surfaces, not a spinning gradient

Concrete, glass, a tote bag, a phone screen, a lit street sign, a coffee cup — each scene re-lit around your logo's shape.

  • Real-world scenes, light and inverted cuts
  • Reorder, add or drop frames
  • Pace from slow and cinematic to punchy
Vertical, wide or square from one document

Vertical, wide or square from one document

Export the same animation for Reels and Shorts, for YouTube and pre-roll, and for feed posts — the scene recomposes for each ratio.

  • 9:16 · 16:9 · 1:1
  • Same document, every size
  • MP4 out
Your brand name and colours

Your brand name and colours

The brand name is filled in from the file and shown where the layout calls for it; brand colours are read from the logo and stay editable.

  • Name auto-filled from the file
  • Brand colours editable
  • Renders in your browser, no queue

Scenes

Logo animation templates: 18 real-world scenes

Every scene below is a logo animation template that runs on your own file — the renders here are real exports from the tool. Each one also has a light / dark flipped version, and you choose which scenes play and in what order, so one upload becomes a different animated logo every time.

  • Rock logo animation scene — Carved into dark stone

    Materials

    Rock

    Carved into dark stone

  • Glass panel logo animation scene — Etched into clear glass

    Materials

    Glass panel

    Etched into clear glass

  • Chrome logo animation scene — Liquid metal with studio streaks

    Materials

    Chrome

    Liquid metal with studio streaks

  • Spotlight logo animation scene — Stage light and long shadow

    Materials

    Spotlight

    Stage light and long shadow

  • Card logo animation scene — Card stock set into plaster

    Print & packaging

    Card

    Card stock set into plaster

  • Paper logo animation scene — Letterpressed into thick stock

    Print & packaging

    Paper

    Letterpressed into thick stock

  • T-shirt logo animation scene — Printed on knit fabric

    Print & packaging

    T-shirt

    Printed on knit fabric

  • Tote bag logo animation scene — Screen-printed on canvas

    Print & packaging

    Tote bag

    Screen-printed on canvas

  • Hang tag logo animation scene — Foil-stamped kraft tag

    Print & packaging

    Hang tag

    Foil-stamped kraft tag

  • Phone logo animation scene — Glowing on a device screen

    Tech & devices

    Phone

    Glowing on a device screen

  • Laptop logo animation scene — On a laptop screen

    Tech & devices

    Laptop

    On a laptop screen

  • Globe logo animation scene — Wrapped around a planet

    People & places

    Globe

    Wrapped around a planet

  • Street sign logo animation scene — Lit sign box at night

    People & places

    Street sign

    Lit sign box at night

  • Coffee cup logo animation scene — Printed on a paper cup

    People & places

    Coffee cup

    Printed on a paper cup

  • Logo construction logo animation scene — Blueprint grid + guides

    Brand & colour

    Logo construction

    Blueprint grid + guides

  • Brand gradient logo animation scene — Mesh gradient from your palette

    Brand & colour

    Brand gradient

    Mesh gradient from your palette

  • Palette logo animation scene — Swatch board with hex codes

    Brand & colour

    Palette

    Swatch board with hex codes

  • Solid logo animation scene — Brand colour, logo centred

    Brand & colour

    Solid

    Brand colour, logo centred

Ideas

Where an animated logo earns its place

Six ways to use one logo animation, each built from the scenes above.

A café sign-off for Reels

Put the shop mark on a paper cup and the lit sign over the door, then close every Reel and TikTok with it.

Pair it with an outro

A YouTube channel intro

Export the same document at 16:9 for the channel and 9:16 for Shorts, so the opening matches everywhere.

Build a full intro

An event screen on loop

Spotlight and brand-gradient scenes read well on a check-in screen or a stage backdrop between talks.

Make a looping backdrop

A SaaS launch opener

Open the launch video with the logo on a laptop and a phone before the product shots roll in.

Make the launch video

Merch and a Spotify Canvas

Show the mark on a T-shirt and a hang tag for the merch drop, and reuse the loop behind the new single.

Turn it into a Canvas

A stream overlay sting

A chrome or blueprint reveal between scenes, with your name bar carrying the brand for the rest of the stream.

Add lower thirds

Compared

Animated logo maker: LazyKiwi vs Adobe Express, Kapwing and LogoAI

Where LazyKiwi Logo Motion stands against Adobe Express, Kapwing and LogoAI, from their own pages.

LazyKiwi Logo MotionAdobe ExpressKapwingLogoAI
One file in, finished animation out✓Upload a PNG or SVG — nothing to designNot publishedNot published✓Upload a logo, pick a preset
Real-world scenes — concrete, glass, tote bag, street sign✓Re-lit around your logoTemplatesNot publishedPresets
Your artwork is never redrawn✓Composited, not regeneratedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Vertical, wide and square from one document✓9:16, 16:9, 1:1Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Brand name and colours picked up✓Name from the file, colours editableNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Renders in seconds, in your browser✓No render queueNot publishedNot publishedNot published
MP4 export✓MP4✓MP4✓MP4✕GIF / WebM only
Animated GIF export✓Looping GIFNot publishedNot published✓GIF
Transparent background for editing software✓WebM with alpha or PNG sequence (Pro)Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Free to try✓Free to try (small mark on free exports)✓Free plan✓Free to try (watermarked)✓Preview free; sign in to download
SourcesWorkbench read 13 Oct 2026Tool page Pricing read 13 Oct 2026Tool page Pricing read 13 Oct 2026Tool page Pricing read 13 Oct 2026

Competitor details change; check the linked pages first.

FAQ

Logo animation FAQ

Is the logo animation free?+

Yes. Upload your logo, pick any of the 18 scenes and export a 720p MP4 for free — unlimited exports, with a small LazyKiwi mark in the corner. Any paid plan exports 1080p with no mark; Pro adds 4K.

What is a logo animation used for?+

An animated logo is the few seconds of motion that open or close a video, sit on a splash screen or loop on a profile. The same file works as a YouTube opener — pair it with the intro maker — an end card with the outro maker, or a title next to an animated text line.

What file should I upload — PNG or SVG?+

An SVG stays sharp at any size; a transparent PNG at 1000px or wider is just as good. A JPG on a plain white background also works — the background is keyed out automatically.

Can I export a GIF or a transparent background?+

Yes. Pick GIF in the download window for a looping animated logo GIF (360 px on the short side, 12 fps) — handy for email signatures, chats and slides. On the Pro plan, pick Transparent to get a transparent logo animation, as a WebM with alpha (Chrome and Edge) or a PNG sequence that works in any browser. The transparent version removes the scenes and keeps the logo's motion and timing.

Can I use the logo animation in After Effects or Premiere?+

Yes. Download the transparent PNG sequence (a ZIP of numbered frames with a README) and import it as an image sequence — File › Import in After Effects with “PNG Sequence” ticked, or Image Sequence in Premiere Pro; Final Cut and DaVinci Resolve import the folder the same way. The MP4 drops into any editor as a normal clip. There is no editable .aep project — the scenes are rendered, not built from layers.

How long is the animation and what sizes can I export?+

3 to 12 seconds, your choice. 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube, 1:1 for feed posts — the scene recomposes for each ratio rather than cropping.

Will my logo get redrawn?+

No. Your file is composited into the scene rather than regenerated, so shapes, spacing and colours are exactly what you uploaded. Lighting and reflections sit on top of the artwork.

Can I use it commercially?+

Yes, on any paid plan. Starter and above include a commercial licence, so the animation can go into ads, client work, monetized channels and app stores, exported clean at 1080p. Free exports are for personal use and carry a small LazyKiwi mark. Your logo artwork stays yours either way.

Do I need design or video skills?+

No. Upload the file, pick a scene and a ratio, preview and download — the logo animation maker has no timeline to edit unless you want to reorder scenes. For longer branded pieces, the motion graphics generator builds whole videos the same way.

Can I use the same animation for Reels, YouTube and a square post?+

Yes. Switch the ratio and the scene recomposes; export each size from the same document.

How do I download the animation?+

Click Download Video; the MP4 renders in your browser and saves to your device. Free exports are 720p with a small mark; any paid plan exports 1080p with no mark.

How much does an animated logo cost?+

You can make one free: sign up, upload the logo and export a 720p animated logo with a small watermark. Any paid plan removes the watermark and unlocks 1080p. It renders in your browser, so there is no designer fee and no render queue.

What resolution should my logo file be?+

Aim for at least 1000 px on the long side. The export goes up to 1080p, so a smaller PNG starts to soften on the bigger scenes such as the street sign and the laptop. An SVG has no resolution limit and stays crisp in every scene.

Is there a free logo animation maker with no watermark?+

Free exports carry a small LazyKiwi watermark in the corner. Any paid plan exports the same logo animation clean, at 1080p.

Is this an AI logo animation maker?+

Not in the sense of an AI that redraws your logo. Your file is composited into real-world scenes and animated as uploaded, so shapes, spacing and colours never change. The scenes, lighting and camera moves do the work.

More motion graphics tools

One file. 18 scenes. Your logo, moving.

Upload a PNG or SVG, pick a scene and a ratio, and download the animation.

720p export, no plan needed · 1080p on any paid plan · Renders in your browser