Logo animation studio
Logo animation that never redesigns your mark.
Upload the official logo. Describe a reveal, a lockup, or a quiet hold. Dexta returns a short animated logo that starts and ends on your artwork — not a generated replacement, and not generic motion-graphics scenery.
What “logo animation” means here
Logo animation is motion on a brand mark: a reveal, a settle, a loop, a mascot beat. Dexta treats that as logo motion design, not as a video of a new world behind the logo. The plate you prep is the first frame and the last frame.
AI logo animation, without a new drawing
The AI pass expands your brief and drives the clip. It does not trace a new SVG, invent brand colors, or replace letters. If you need an AI video generator or a full motion-graphics suite, this is the wrong tool — on purpose.
Versus After Effects and AI video tools
After Effects is the right home for custom timeline work and agency handoff. Generative video tools are built for scenes. Dexta sits in between: a designer uploads a mark, directs one clip in the studio, and exports MP4, GIF, or transparent WebM for the surface they are walking into.
How a clip is made
- Upload SVG, PNG, or JPEG. Raster files stay pixels; SVG geometry stays locked.
- Pick the brand hex locally. The plate is composited on your color, not an invented background.
- Write where the clip will play. Prompt QA runs before video is requested.
- Generate one clip. Export for portfolio, pitch, site, or social.
Animated logos, reveals, and intros
Search often splits this work into animated logo, logo reveal, logo intro, and logo motion. In Dexta they are the same promise: the official mark, moving, then holding. Lottie-style web playback is not the product path for these clips — you get files you can drop into a case study or a reel.