Quarter Note Productions
A full-spectrum field steps in from green down to blue while the QN monogram holds a slow pulse. Delivered as an animated SVG — a few kilobytes, infinitely scalable.
Logo animation
Animated logo reveals, built from real vectors
A logo that draws itself on is the cheapest piece of brand film you will ever own. I animate marks from their vector geometry — stroke by stroke, letter by letter — so the motion lands on the exact finished logo, sharp at any size.
Live examples
Three ways a mark can move
Every example below is a real client mark, animating in your browser or playing from the finished cut.
EOS³ logo intro
A gold-on-black monogram assembling as a broadcast-style intro, cut for event screens and social openers.
EOS³ motion invitation
The same identity extended into a short animated invitation — proof that one mark, animated properly, carries a whole campaign.
Deliverables
What you get
MP4 master
Full-resolution cut for video intros, outros and event screens, plus a transparent-background version for editors.
Web version
A lightweight looping file — or an animated SVG where the mark suits it — that stays crisp on retina screens.
Social cuts
Square and vertical crops sized for feeds and stories, with safe margins respected.
Clean vector source
The rebuilt vector artwork behind the animation, so the static mark stays production-ready too.
Process
How an animation project runs
01
Source check
I look at your logo files and confirm whether the vectors are clean enough to animate, or need rebuilding.
02
Motion direction
A short written treatment: what moves, in what order, and how long the whole thing runs.
03
Animate
Built from the paths themselves — draw-on strokes, staggered letters, masks — with one round of timing notes.
04
Deliver
Every format you need, named and organised, with the vector source alongside.
FAQ
Logo animation questions
What is a logo animation?
A logo animation is a short motion sequence — usually two to five seconds — where your existing mark draws on, assembles or reveals itself. It is used as a video intro or outro, a website hero, a social bumper and a loading state.
How do you animate a logo?
I start from the vector artwork, not a flattened image. Each shape becomes a path that can be stroked, masked or staggered, so the motion resolves into the exact finished mark with no blur, no jitter and no redrawn edges. If only a raster file exists, I rebuild it as clean vectors first.
What files do you deliver?
An MP4 and a transparent-background version for video editing, a looping web version, and where it suits the mark, a self-contained animated SVG that scales crisply on any screen and weighs a few kilobytes.
What do you need from me to start?
The original vector logo file if you have one (AI, EPS, SVG or a layered PSD), plus where the animation will run — broadcast, website, social or event screens. If there is no vector source, I can trace or rebuild the mark as part of the project.
How much does a logo animation cost?
It is priced per project, based on the complexity of the mark and the number of delivery formats. A short call and a written scope come first, so the number is fixed before any work starts.