Liquid Glass Logo

Turn your logo into liquid glass

Upload a PNG or SVG, shape the glass, and export a seamless 1080p loop.

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About This Tool

How do I make a liquid glass logo animation?

Upload your logo as a PNG or SVG and this tool turns its shape into a piece of rounded glass. The edges bend the background behind them, catch a moving light and split it into a faint rainbow, the same look you see in premium brand intros and motion edits.

Everything renders in your browser with WebGL, so your logo is never uploaded. Pick a background, tune the glass, choose a motion, and download a seamless loop as a 1080p MP4, or as a transparent WebM to place over your own footage in any editor.

How It Works

Liquid Glass Logo Animation: how it works

  1. 01

    Upload your logo

    Drop in a PNG or SVG. A transparent background gives the cleanest glass edge.

  2. 02

    Shape the glass

    Set the depth, how rounded the edges are, frost, rainbow edge, tint and shadow, and pick a background or use your own image.

  3. 03

    Export the loop

    Choose 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 and a length, then download a 1080p MP4 or a transparent WebM.

FAQ

Liquid Glass Logo Animation questions

PNG, SVG and WebP. The glass follows the transparent outline of your file, so a logo on a solid white or coloured background turns into one glass rectangle. Remove the background first if your file has one.

It contains only the glass logo, its highlights and its shadow, with no background, so you can layer it over a video in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut or After Effects. Glass bends whatever is behind it, so the refraction itself is only baked into the MP4.

Yes. Every motion and background completes one full cycle over the length you pick, so the last frame flows into the first and the clip can repeat without a visible cut.

Video is encoded on your device with WebCodecs. Chrome and Edge support both MP4 and transparent WebM. Some other browsers do not support encoding WebM with transparency yet.

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