Stream overlay studio

Set your logoin motion.

Drop in an SVG or PNG, give it depth and spin, and export a clean transparent loop — ready to drop straight into OBS.

How it works

No account, no upload. Everything runs in your browser — your artwork never leaves your machine.

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What it does

A flat mark, given a second dimension.

mylogoloop rebuilds your logo as a spinning, extruded medallion and renders it on a fully transparent canvas — no green screen, no compositing tricks.

Bring your own mark

Upload SVG or PNG. Vectors stay razor-sharp at any size; PNGs keep every pixel and their existing transparency.

Shape the spin

Dial in depth, tilt, speed, size and position. Recolor to match your brand palette, or keep the original artwork intact.

Export with real alpha

Save a single frame, a full PNG sequence, or a WebM loop — each with a genuine transparent background.

Made for OBS

Export a self-contained overlay file or grab a browser-source URL. It just spins, forever, over your scene.

Three steps

Upload, shape, export.

01

Upload

Drag an SVG or PNG onto the studio. It's rasterized at high resolution and ready to spin instantly.

02

Shape

Set the thickness, tilt and rotation speed. Position it, pick a color, toggle the light sweep.

03

Export

Choose alpha PNG, PNG sequence, WebM, or a ready-made OBS overlay — one revolution, seamlessly looped.

Every way out

The formats you actually need.

Pick the one that fits your editor or your stream. All of them keep the background transparent.

Alpha PNG frame PNG sequence (.zip) WebM loop OBS overlay (.html) Browser-source URL
Ready when you are

Spin something up.

It takes about thirty seconds from logo to loop.

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Spin

Seconds / turn6.0
Direction

Shape

Size68%
Thickness3.2%
Tilt
Position X0
Position Y0

Look

Preview

Export

All exports render on a transparent background. Sequence and WebM cover one full, loopable revolution.

Browser-source URL params

Params carry your settings. For a custom logo in OBS, use OBS overlay — it bakes the artwork into the file.

Done