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Design tool · On-device

Animated SVG Logo
Generator.

Select visible parts of an SVG logo, give each one an entrance, then finish with a controlled whole-logo movement. Preview and export without uploading the artwork.

Local and inspectable

The SVG is parsed and rebuilt in your browser.

Safe by default

Scripts, event handlers, external resources, embedded HTML, and active SVG animation are removed.

Workspace

Local SVG workspace

Animate your logo, layer by layer

Upload an SVG, select its visible elements, set timing, then export a self-contained animated SVG. The file stays in this browser.

On-device · no upload

Export

Motion you can keep.

  • A self-contained animated SVG
  • A standalone HTML preview
  • Per-element delay, duration, and easing
  • A reduced-motion fallback

Always keep the original SVG. Sanitization intentionally removes active or external content before animation.

Use it well

Animate the idea, not every path.

A useful logo animation explains how the mark comes together. Keep the sequence short, preserve the original geometry, and use one final motion to make the result feel complete.

Prepare the SVG before you animate it

Give important logo parts clear IDs in your vector editor and convert unsupported effects to ordinary paths when practical. Cleaner source files produce a clearer element list and a smaller exported animation.

Build a sequence, not a collection of tricks

Start with two or three meaningful groups, stagger their delays, and let the complete mark settle once. A short sequence is easier to read and usually feels more intentional than animating every path differently.

Use the result as an enhancement

Keep a static logo available for email, print, older software, and reduced-motion users. The exported SVG includes a reduced-motion rule, but the surrounding page should still provide a stable alternative and accessible brand name.

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Upload a clean SVG

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Select elements and set timing

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Preview, refine, and export

Common questions

Is my SVG uploaded?

No. Parsing, sanitization, preview, and export run in the browser.

Why are some SVG effects missing?

The tool removes scripts, external resources, embedded HTML, active animation, and unsupported elements. This protects the page and keeps the export portable.

Can I animate individual logo parts?

Yes. Each safe visible SVG shape appears as a selectable element with its own entrance, delay, duration, and easing.

What does the final logo movement do?

It runs after the last element entrance and applies one short settle, snap, or pulse to the complete logo.

Will the animation respect reduced-motion settings?

Yes. The exported SVG contains a reduced-motion rule that makes the animation effectively immediate.

Can I use the SVG on any website?

Modern browsers support the exported CSS animation, but email clients and some publishing systems may strip it. Test the real destination and keep a static fallback.