Brands launching or refreshing an identity
A signature motion that makes the new logo memorable from the first video.
Logo Animation
A logo that moves the way your brand behaves, ready for videos, ads, presentations, apps and your website.
From $600 per animation set
- Founder-led
- Fixed written quote in 48 hours
- Milestone payments
- NDA on request
- Weekly progress updates
Who it's for
Built for teams like yours
YouTubers, podcasters and course creators
Short intros and outros that brand every episode without delaying the content.
Apps and websites
A light loading or splash animation that feels part of the product rather than a spinner.
What you get
Everything in your logo animation project
01
Motion concepts
Two or three short directions, shown as animatics, each based on an idea from your logo's shape or meaning.
02
Main logo reveal
The full animated reveal in 2D or 3D, usually a few seconds long, finished in your brand colours.
03
Short stinger
A quicker version for the end of ads, Reels and transitions, where every second counts.
04
Video intro and outro
Branded opening and closing sequences for YouTube, webinars and courses, with space for titles or subscribe prompts.
05
Sound logo
A short sound or musical sting designed to match the motion, so the brand is recognisable even with eyes off screen.
06
Transparent and web formats
Versions with transparent backgrounds for editing, plus a Lottie JSON file for websites and apps.
07
Motion brand guidelines
Notes on timing, easing and how the logo should and should not move, for anyone animating your brand later.
CHAPTER 01
What our logo animation services cover
Your logo appears at the start and end of every video you publish, on loading screens, in presentations and at the close of every ad. A static logo just sits there. Omebly’s logo animation services give it a signature movement that fits your brand’s personality, whether that is precise and calm, playful and bouncy, or bold and cinematic.
01.1
What we create
We create 2D and 3D logo reveals, short stingers for ads and Reels, intros and outros for YouTube and courses, sound logos and lightweight Lottie files for websites and apps. Each animation starts from an idea in your logo itself, so the motion feels like it belongs to your brand rather than a template. Logo animation is one part of our wider animation design service.
01.2
Who it suits
This service suits brands launching or refreshing an identity, creators who want every episode branded consistently, and apps or websites that want a splash or loading animation with more character than a spinner.
CHAPTER 02
What a logo animation project includes
Motion concepts first. We look closely at your logo. A logo built from circles might roll into place; one with a hidden arrow might reveal it; a monogram might be drawn as a single line. We present two or three short, rough animatics so you can compare ideas before we refine one.
02.1
The main reveal
The chosen concept is animated in full. Timing and easing matter more than effects: a reveal that accelerates and settles naturally feels crafted, while one that moves at constant speed feels mechanical. We finish in your exact brand colours.
02.2
Stinger, intro and outro
A stinger is a very short version for the end of an ad or a transition in a video. Intros and outros for YouTube, webinars and online courses leave room for episode titles, subscribe prompts or links.
02.3
Sound logo
Sound can carry as much of the brand as the picture. We design a short sound or sting that matches the motion, which also works on its own in audio ads and podcasts.
02.4
Formats
You receive standard video files, versions with transparent backgrounds so your editor can place the logo over footage, sizes for vertical and square social posts, and, for 2D logos, a Lottie JSON file for websites and apps.
02.5
Motion guidelines
A short document explaining the timing, easing and rules, so any future animator or editor keeps the brand moving consistently.
02.6
Checked where it plays
We also check every version in the places it will actually play: on a phone in a social feed, at the end of a YouTube video, over dark and light footage, and inside a slide deck. A reveal that looks elegant on a large monitor can feel rushed or too subtle on a small screen, so timing is sometimes adjusted per version.
CHAPTER 03
How we approach logo motion
Logo animation is a small piece of work with outsized impact, so we take care over a few decisions:
- PersonalityA law firm and a children’s app should not move the same way. We describe your brand in a few words, then choose speed, easing and effects to match.
- LengthLong reveals feel indulgent and get skipped. We keep the main version short and make shorter cuts for ads and stingers.
- 2D or 3D2D is clean, light and works everywhere, including Lottie. 3D gives depth, metal or glass finishes and cinematic lighting, but files are heavier and it suits fewer uses.
- AccessibilityFast flashes and strobing effects can be uncomfortable for some viewers, so we avoid them. For websites and apps, we can provide a still fallback for visitors who turn on reduced motion in their device settings.
- Where it playsA splash screen in an app must loop or end cleanly in under a couple of seconds. A cinema-style reveal at an event can take longer. We design around the main use first.
03.1
Related service
For animations used inside product interfaces, such as loaders, buttons and onboarding, our UI micro-animations and Lottie service goes further. For the ads where your stinger will often appear, see motion graphics ads.
CHAPTER 04
Timelines and what affects the cost
We do not quote a standard turnaround. The effort depends on:
- 2D or 3D3D needs modelling, materials, lighting and rendering.
- ComplexityLogos with many parts, characters or illustrated elements take longer to animate.
- Number of versions: stinger, intro, outro, social sizes, transparent and Lottie files.
- SoundA custom sound logo adds a little time compared with licensed music.
- The logo fileA layered vector file is quicker to animate than a flat image that needs rebuilding first.
04.1
Your fixed quote
Your fixed written quote lists the versions, formats and revision rounds.
CHAPTER 05
Why Omebly for logo animation
Every project is led personally by our founder, Nazmul Hussain, who has 10+ years of experience building websites, apps and digital products. Because our team builds websites and apps as well, we export logo animations that developers can drop straight into a site or app without performance problems.
- Fixed written quote within 48 hours of a free consultation.
- Weekly demos, and each milestone is paid only after you review it.
- The final animations and project files we created are yours once fully paid.
- NDA on request, useful before a brand launch.
- If you need a new logo first, our logo design team can design it with motion in mind.
CHAPTER 06
Bring your logo to life
Send us your logo file and a few animations you like on WhatsApp at +91 70444 33991, email info@omebly.com, or use our contact page. We will send a fixed quote within 48 hours.
How we work
From first call to hand-over
- 1
Brief and logo review
Under 1 weekWe study your logo's shapes, story and where the animation will be used.
- 2
Concepts
1 weekTwo or three rough animatics with different motion ideas for you to choose from.
- 3
Animation and sound
1-2 weeksThe chosen idea animated in full, with sound design, reviewed in weekly demos.
- 4
Versions and exports
Under 1 weekStinger, intro, outro, transparent, Lottie and social sizes exported and checked.
Tools we use
- Adobe After Effects
- Adobe Illustrator
- Blender
- Cinema 4D
- Bodymovin/Lottie
- LottieFiles
- Adobe Audition
- Adobe Media Encoder
Packages
Pick a starting point
From $600 per animation set. Every project gets a fixed written quote after a free consultation, with milestone payments.
2D logo reveal
From $600
- Two motion concepts
- One 2D logo reveal with sound
- Short stinger version
- Video and transparent formats
Brand motion pack
Fixed quote
- Main 2D or 3D reveal with sound logo
- Stinger, intro and outro versions
- Lottie file for web and apps
- Social sizes
- Motion brand guidelines
3D logo animation
Fixed quote
- 3D model of your logo
- Materials, lighting and camera moves
- Cinematic reveal with sound design
- Stinger and social versions
Compare
Omebly vs a stock logo reveal template
| Omebly | A stock logo reveal template | |
|---|---|---|
| Idea | Based on your logo's shapes and meaning | Your logo dropped into a generic effect |
| Uniqueness | Made only for your brand | The same template many others use |
| Sound | Sound logo designed to match the motion | Stock whoosh or library music |
| Formats | Video, transparent, Lottie and social sizes | Usually one video file |
| Consistency later | Motion guidelines for future work | None |
| Cost | Higher, fixed written quote | Cheap and fast |
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FAQ
Logo Animation: questions people ask
How long should a logo animation be?
Shorter than most people expect. A main reveal usually works at three to six seconds, and a stinger at the end of an ad often needs only one or two. YouTube intros should stay brief, because viewers who came for the content skip long ones. We make a main version and shorter cuts so each use has the right length.
What file do we need for our logo animation?
A vector logo, ideally an Adobe Illustrator file, SVG or a PDF exported from a vector tool, with each element on its own layer. That lets us move letters and shapes separately. If you only have a PNG or JPG, we can rebuild the logo as vectors first, which adds a small step.
Can our logo animation run on our website without slowing it down?
Yes, as a Lottie file. Lottie stores the animation as lightweight JSON code rather than video, so it stays sharp at any size, can loop or play on scroll, and is usually much smaller than a video. It works well for flat 2D logos. Complex 3D or photographic effects still need a video file.
What is a sound logo, and do we need one?
A sound logo is a short, recognisable sound that plays with your logo, like a signature. It helps where people hear more than they watch, such as audio ads, podcasts, smart speakers and videos playing in the background. It is optional, but cheap to add while the animation is being made.
Does the animation change our logo design?
No. The final frame always shows your approved logo exactly as it is. The animation only decides how it arrives on screen. If you are planning a new logo, it is worth finishing that first; our brand-building team can design the logo and plan motion together.
Should we choose a 2D or 3D logo animation?
Flat, modern logos usually look cleanest in 2D, and 2D files are lighter and more versatile, including Lottie for the web. 3D suits brands that want a cinematic or premium feel, such as automotive, real estate or gaming, and logos with depth. We recommend based on your logo and where it will be shown.
Start a project
Let's talk about your logo animation project.
Tell us what you have in mind. You get a free consultation and a fixed quote within 48 hours.
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