Logo Animation and Motion Graphics in Zimbabwe
One asset, made once, that goes on the end of every video you make from then on.
A logo animation is the cheapest thing we make and, per dollar, one of the most useful. You pay for it once and it appears on the end of every video you produce from then on — ours, someone else’s, or one you cut yourself on your phone.
It is the small detail that makes a series of posts look like a brand rather than a collection of uploads.
What you get
- A two to three second animated sting of your logo
- Transparent background, so it drops onto any footage
- A version with your tagline or contact details if you want one
- Delivered as a file you own and reuse indefinitely
Where it goes
At the end. Not the beginning.
Putting your logo at the front of a feed ad is the most common mistake in local advertising. The first second is the most valuable real estate you have, and spending it on the one element the viewer has no interest in guarantees they scroll past. Earn the attention first, then sign it.
Motion graphics
Beyond the logo, the same service covers the graphic layer that makes information land:
- Prices and offers that animate on rather than sitting there
- Specifications and figures for technical products
- Lower thirds for names, titles and locations
- Opening and closing cards for a series
What we need
A vector file if you have one — AI, EPS, SVG or PDF. Failing that, the highest resolution PNG you own, ideally with a transparent background. If all you have is your logo screenshotted from a social profile, tell us and we will look at whether it can be rebuilt first.
- What file do you need?
- A vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) gives the cleanest result. A high-resolution PNG with a transparent background also works. A logo screenshotted off Facebook does not.
- I do not have a proper logo file. Now what?
- Send the best version you have and we will tell you honestly whether it will hold up. Sometimes the right answer is to redraw it first, and we will say so rather than animating something blurry.
- How long should the sting be?
- Two to three seconds. It goes at the end, not the beginning. Nobody has ever watched an advert because of the logo at the front.
- Can I use it forever?
- Yes. You own it, and it costs nothing to add to every future video.
No call required. Send one clear photo and a line about what the ad has to do, and we come back inside 48 hours.