logoto.video
Free logo animation maker for TikTok, Reels & Shorts
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logoto.video - Free logo animation maker for TikTok, Reels & Shorts

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Turn a flat logo into a beat-synced logo animation in minutes. Upload an SVG or transparent PNG, pick a soundtrack, and export 9:16 video for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Runs in browser: no After Effects, no signup, no render queue. Free at launch, up to 4K.

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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Jacob, maker of logoto.video. I built this because I kept needing a logo intro for short-form videos and didn't want to open After Effects for a three-second animation. The options were a motion-design course or a freelancer invoice, and neither made sense. logoto.video runs in the browser. Upload a transparent PNG or SVG, pick a soundtrack, and it cuts your frames to the beat markers. Export 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, or 16:9 up to 4K for YouTube and event screens. During the launch window, exports are free at every resolution, no signup, no watermark. I'd like to know: what do you use today for logo intros, and what does your logo file look like — a clean SVG, a PNG, or something messier? I'll be here all day answering questions.
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Why browser-based?

Nothing to install, works on any machine, no render farm. A logo intro takes minutes, not a project file.

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Who is this for?

People who post short-form video regularly and want a consistent brand opener — creators, small businesses, social media managers, podcasters, streamers.

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Every cut in this one lands on a beat marker. The Tesla wordmark hits the first downbeat, product shots ride the next few bars, and the mark comes back for the ending. Cut in , which reads the track's beat markers and switches frames on them. No After Effects, no timeline.



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Every cut in this one lands on a beat marker. The Coca-Cola wordmark hits the first downbeat, product shots ride the next few bars, and the mark comes back for the ending. Cut in , which reads the track's beat markers and switches frames on them. No After Effects, no timeline.