A clean logo file with the spacing and colour you need protected
One source logo image and a motion brief
Describe the logo reveal, movement, background, camera, timing, and details to preserve
Upload one clean logo image and describe the reveal, the motion, the background, the camera, and the timing. Vizify runs a single image-to-video job and asks the model to keep the mark's shape, proportions, and lettering intact.
Your brief and staged inputs open in Vizify for review before generation.
A clean logo file with the spacing and colour you need protected
One source logo image and a motion brief
Describe the logo reveal, movement, background, camera, timing, and details to preserve
One short animated logo video artifact
An intro or a sting to place at the head of an edit
A note on any lettering or spacing that visibly shifted
Generative motion can alter lettering, edges, spacing, or brand colour, and the result is a video file — not editable vector layers, keyframes, or deterministic typography.
A tight crop of the logo on a plain background leaves the model less to reinvent. Screenshots, crowded lockups, and marks embedded inside a photograph tend to come back with reconstructed letterforms and drifting spacing.
Compare letterforms, counters, spacing, corner radii, and brand colour against the source file at several points across the clip rather than only on the final frame.
No. The request protects the mark, but generative video reconstructs detail frame by frame. Review every frame, and use a deterministic motion tool when exact brand geometry is required.
One PNG, JPEG, or WebP up to 10 MB. A transparent or plain-background PNG at a reasonable size, cropped tight to the mark, gives the model the least room to improvise.
No. The output is a video artifact. Editable layers, keyframes, and vector formats come from a design tool rather than from a generative video model.
It will try, and lettering is exactly where generative video is least reliable. Animate the mark here and set the tagline as real type in your editor afterwards.
Not as a fixed control. Ask for restrained motion that settles onto a still frame, then trim the clip and extend that hold in an editor.
Only approximately. Hue can shift with lighting and compression, so check the mark against your specified colour values rather than trusting the clip by eye.
No. Video generation runs asynchronously and takes minutes rather than seconds. Vizify keeps polling the job until it completes or fails, so you receive a finished file or a clear failure, never a pending status dressed up as a result.
You can write and refine the brief on this public page without signing in. An account is required to run the generation job, to upload files, and to keep the completed artifact in your workspace afterwards.
Upload one clean logo image and describe the reveal, the motion, the background, the camera, and the timing. Vizify runs a single image-to-video job and asks the model to keep the mark’s shape, proportions, and lettering intact. Generative motion can alter lettering, edges, spacing, or brand colour, and the result is a video file — not editable vector layers, keyframes, or deterministic typography.
If brand guidelines specify exact geometry, colour values, or timing, a generative model is the wrong instrument: it reconstructs pixels instead of transforming vectors. Use this page for a quick reveal or a concept to react to, and a keyframe animation tool when the mark has to be exact.
Vizify follows the asynchronous job until it completes or fails, then returns the finished artifact rather than a pending status. Compare letterforms, counters, spacing, corner radii, and brand colour against the source file at several points across the clip rather than only on the final frame.