Drop in your SVGs or PNGs, give them depth and spin, and let them cycle — then export a clean transparent loop, ready for OBS.
No account, no upload. Everything runs in your browser — your artwork never leaves your machine.
mylogoloop rebuilds your logo as a spinning, extruded medallion on a fully transparent canvas — and can rotate through a whole set of them.
Upload one logo or many, as SVG or PNG. Vectors stay razor-sharp; PNGs keep every pixel and their transparency.
Loaded a few? They take turns automatically. Choose how often they swap and whether they flip at edge-on or crossfade.
Save a single frame, a full PNG sequence, or a WebM loop — each with a genuine transparent background.
Export a self-contained overlay file — every logo and the switching baked in — or grab a browser-source URL.
Drag in one or more SVGs or PNGs. Each is rasterized at high resolution and added to your set.
Set thickness, tilt and speed, pick a color, and choose how your logos cycle.
Choose alpha PNG, PNG sequence, WebM, or a ready-made OBS overlay that carries the whole rotation.
Pick the one that fits your editor or your stream. All of them keep the background transparent.
It takes about thirty seconds from logo to loop.
Logos
Auto switch
Spin
Shape
Look
Preview
Everything renders on a transparent background. Single-frame and sequence use the selected logo; the full-cycle options include every logo and the switching.
The URL carries settings but only one logo. For multiple switching logos in OBS, use OBS overlay — it bakes them all in.
SVG or PNG. Add as many as you like — transparent artwork works best.