AI CSS Animations

Logo Pixel to Motion

Logo animation from a raster file: fit minimal, smooth SVG geometry structured for motion, then choreograph it with Disney's 12 principles into a showcase HTML that always lands on the verified static logo.

By NolanLai @nolangz Jun 12, 2026

Type
skill
Made with
Codex
Built in
SVG
Topics
Logo reveal · Shapes

The skill

# Pixel2Motion (v2)

**Pixel → Vector → Motion.** This skill fuses two disciplines:

1. **Vectorization discipline** (from logo-vectorizer-minimal-smooth): fit the raster source with the *lowest-complexity* editable geometry that passes visual QA.
2. **Motion discipline** (from Disney's 12 Principles of Animation): choreograph that geometry into brand-appropriate motion with evidence-based timing and easing.

The fusion rests on one insight: **minimal smooth geometry IS animatable geometry**. A logo built from 3 semantic parts animates cleanly; a logo built from 400 pixel-stair traced points cannot be choreographed or accepted as a professional logo vector. Phase 2 therefore does not merely vectorize — it *structures for motion*. And the animation must always land exactly on the QA-verified static vector (the **Final Frame Contract**).

From NolanLai's repo, under the MIT license.

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