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Turn a static logo into an animated MP4 or transparent WebM with AI — upload a logo, pick a style or describe the motion, and download the result.
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Logo Animation AI is a web-based AI animation tool that turns a static logo image into a short animated video clip.
Logo Animation AI is a browser-based tool that converts a static logo into a 5–12 second video. You upload a PNG, JPG, WebP (or SVG per its guide; max 10 MB), choose one of six AI motion styles or type a description, and it renders an MP4 or transparent WebM for you. It runs entirely in the browser, so no desktop software is needed, and the maker is not named on the site.
The workflow has three steps: upload your logo (PNG, JPG, SVG, or WebP), pick a style or write a plain-English description, then adjust background, length, and resolution. The AI renders the animation and saves it to your account, where you can download MP4 or transparent WebM.
Logo Animation AI is freemium — there is no recurring subscription. You receive free credits on signup and each render costs credits based on length and resolution. When your credits are gone, you purchase a one-time credit pack; downloads are free once the render is complete.
Yes, it offers free credits on signup and no recurring plan. Each render consumes credits based on length and resolution, and when you run out you buy a one-time pack—nothing to cancel.
No. The AI handles motion design and rendering. You just upload a logo and either choose a style or describe it in everyday language; no prompt engineering experience is needed.
Most animations are ready in 30 seconds to a few minutes, depending on resolution and background complexity. Paid users get priority processing, while free generations may be queued during peak times.
You can download MP4 (standard video) or WebM with a transparent background. The FAQ says additional export formats will be added over time.
Yes, the FAQ confirms you can use generated animations in commercial projects, including advertising, branded content, websites, and client work, provided you have the rights to the logo.