Logo animation from the logo file you already have.

Yes. New accounts get 12 free credits (one free trial per person), enough for your first logo animation. Free videos carry a stivio.ai watermark across the middle of the frame; any paid plan or one-time pack removes it from every later video.

Yes. Free trial videos carry a stivio.ai watermark across the middle of the frame. After any purchase, a one-time pack or a plan, every new logo animation you make is clean.

It depends on what you need. If you already have a logo and want a short animated version without templates or editing software, Stivio does that in one click and lets you switch between six video models in the Studio. If you need a logo built letter by letter, a sound logo, or an exact animation you control frame by frame, a template tool or a motion designer fits better.

A 5-second Kling O3 clip at 720p costs 10 credits. With the one-time packs ($19 for 160 credits, $59 for 640) that is about $1.19 or $0.92 per logo animation, and the credits never expire. Longer clips, higher resolutions and other models cost more per second; the Studio shows the cost of every setting. Your first clip is free.

Kling O3 is a strong all-rounder with steady motion and one of the lowest prices per second, which is why our examples use it. Seedance 2.5 handles longer clips, up to 30 seconds, and can add sound. If a letter changes shape, try the same logo on a second model and keep the better result.

Your image is the first frame, and the built-in logo animation tells the AI to keep the shape, colours, letters and spelling unchanged. Bold logos usually hold up well; thin lines and small text can soften while the light moves. It is AI video, not a vector animation, so check the result before you publish. If a render fails, your credits come back automatically.

No. Your logo is visible from the first frame, then the logo animation adds movement: light passing over it, depth, a camera move, or the effect you describe. If you want a reveal from black, add a fade in your video editor before the clip.

SVG is not accepted: export your logo as a PNG or JPEG first. A transparent PNG can be uploaded, but the video itself can never be transparent: the transparent areas may turn white or be filled in by the AI. For a predictable logo animation, place the logo on the colour you want before you upload.

Stivio delivers each logo animation as an MP4 with a background. If you need a GIF, convert the MP4 with a free converter. A transparent animated logo with an alpha channel is not something Stivio makes.

No. Stivio makes a logo animation from the logo you upload; it does not design logos or add new text. Add a tagline, captions or music in your video editor afterwards. Some models add AI sound: on Kling O3, Kling 2.6 and the Seedance models you can switch it on or off in the Studio, and Wan 2.6 always includes it.

Yes. Upload a wide 16:9 image with your logo in the middle and you get a wide logo animation to place at the start or end of your videos. Three to five seconds is the usual length for an intro.

Yes. The video follows your image's shape, so place the logo on a 9:16 canvas before uploading and you get a vertical clip. A square image gives a square clip.

Yes. Every video includes personal and commercial use rights, and paid videos carry no watermark, so a logo animation can go in ads, on websites and in client projects. Only use logo animation on logos you own or have permission to use.

No. This page uses a built-in motion made for logos: a soft light sweep, gentle depth and a slow push-in. If you want something specific, such as a neon glow, smoke or sparkles, type it in the optional box.

Usually 1 to 5 minutes per logo animation. You can keep the page open to watch it land, or find it later in your history.

It is never listed publicly. Videos are unlisted: only people you send the link to can open them, and they are kept out of search engines. Stivio never uses your uploads to train its own models and never sells them or shares them for advertising. Your image goes only to the services that check, render and store it, listed in Privacy Policy section 7. Anyone you send a video link to can also see the original image.