Best on a bigger screen

The SVG Studio is a full timeline editor and needs at least 900px of width. Open it on a laptop or desktop — or try our one-click animator on mobile.

Free SVG animator studio

Timeline animation for vector logos — give every layer its own intro and outro, then export 1080p HD video.

1 · Upload 2 · Prepare for animation 3 · Animate
Free tool · SVG Studio

Animate your SVG logo or icon, layer by layer

🎬

Drop your SVG logo or icon here, or click to browse.svg files — logos, icons, badges, monograms · editing is free, video export uses 3 credits

or load an exported .json
Click elements to select & group them
Every group becomes a timeline layer
Intro + outro per layer · export HD video

Animation

Select a layer in the timeline to edit its animation, timing and keyframes.

Scene

0.00 / 5.00s Duration s Logo size 80% Background

Export

Project
Video · MP4 1080p
— pts
Exports use credits · free credits at signup · top up in your portal
Timeline Every layer gets an intro and an outro

Exporting…

Rendering your animation frame by frame.

Tips & keyboard shortcuts

The editor works like the video tools you know — here's everything that makes it fast.

Shortcuts

  • Space Play / pause
  • Ctrl+Z Undo  ·  Ctrl+Shift+Z Redo
  • Shift+Click Multi-select layers — on the timeline or the logo itself
  • Drag on the player Marquee-select every layer in the box (Shift+drag adds)
  • Delete Remove the selected intro / outro band
  • Esc Deselect everything
  • Dbl-click a layer name Rename it in place
  • Click empty player space Clear the selection

Pro tips

  • Read the clips like a pro: the pale bar is how long a layer exists in the video; the bright band inside is its animation — striped means outro. Drag edges to trim, drag bands to retime.
  • One click, whole team: multi-select layers, then pick any effect — timing, direction and easing sync across all of them instantly.
  • 🎲 respects your tab: Auto-animate shuffles only the active slot — intros on the Intro tab, outros on the Outro tab — and only your selected layers if you have a multi-selection.
  • 👁 hides, ✕ deletes: the eye keeps artwork out of the video but ready to return; ✕ removes it from the logo entirely (Ctrl+Z brings it back).
  • Stroke effects love clean vectors: Draw, Comet and Stitch trace real geometry — expanded/outlined shapes give crisper lines than live text.
  • Export JSON before big experiments — reload the project on step 1 anytime and keep editing where you left off.
  • The 16:9 frame is your export, pixel for pixel — use the Logo size slider to set the final composition before rendering.

Want more one-click options? Try the instant logo animator or the 3D animator — or skip DIY entirely and order a hand-crafted animation from $35, delivered in about 48 hours.

Animate SVG logos on a real timeline

SVG Animator Pro is a layer-based animation studio for vector logos. Split your SVG into layers, choreograph each one with its own intro, emphasis and outro on a familiar video-editor timeline, and export a razor-sharp 1080p HD video — free to build, right in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

What does SVG Animator Pro do?

It is a timeline animation studio for vector logos: split your SVG into layers, give each layer its own intro, emphasis and outro on a video-editor-style timeline, and export the result as crisp HD video.

Is SVG Animator Pro free?

Yes — building and previewing your animation is free in the browser. HD video export costs 3 credits and the editable project file costs 4 credits. You get free credits when you create an account.

My logo is a PNG or JPG, not an SVG — can I still use it?

Convert it first with our free PNG to SVG converter, then load the result. Vector files are what give the studio its per-layer control and razor-sharp export.

What does it export?

1080p HD video of your animated logo, ready for websites, intros and social. If you need a GIF, run the exported video through our free GIF Compressor.

Do I need animation experience?

No. If you have ever used a video editor, the timeline will feel familiar — arrange layers, pick an intro and outro for each, and scrub the live preview until it looks right.