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Did you see Apple's newest event? We thought the liquid metal was so cool. How fun would it be if everyone could see their logo in liquid? So we made it: just drag in your logo and see it in liquid metal.
Lottiebox
Congrats team on the launch ! It really looks awesome! I would definitely love to get my hands on it.
Camocopy
Super nice. Just add export as mp4 and it's perfect 😍
Joint Angels
This is super cool. It makes the logo look like it's moving. Congrats on the launch :)
Paper
@levyne Thanks Thomas! Glad you liked it.
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This is pure design magic! ✨ Remember that jaw-dropping Apple event effect? Now you can sprinkle that same liquid metal coolness on YOUR logo!
Why this is ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC:
Drag & drop simplicity (no PhD in effects required!)
Apple-inspired liquid metal effect (so hot right now!)
Completely FREE (yes, you read that right! 🎁)
Open source (community love! 💚)
I can already hear designers everywhere:
"Wait, I can make my logo do THAT?"
"This looks so professional!"
"Free AND open source? Is this real life?"
Perfect for:
Designers wanting that premium look
Brands seeking the wow factor
Content creators
Anyone who loves cool effects
Tech enthusiasts
The fact that it's drag-and-drop simple? That's like having an entire motion graphics team in your browser! 🎨
Use cases that make me excited:
Brand presentations
Social media content
Website headers
Demo reels
Pitch decks
You're not just adding an effect; you're giving logos that premium, cutting-edge feel that usually costs thousands to achieve!
Keep democratizing cool design effects! 🌟
#DesignTools #BrandDesign #CreativeTools #OpenSource
P.S. Being open source means this is just the beginning - imagine what the community will build with this! 🚀✨
Fun fact: From Apple event inspiration to free tool for everyone - that's what we call making design magic accessible! 🎯
Cursor
So fun, well done Paper team!
Great idea. Free. SVG format file is requirement
MemoryPet
Very nice! Export options for video formats would be perfect!