Mission
Create a short brand-motion draft from an authorized logo source. Separate the logo treatment from the animation so the user can approve material, lighting, background, and composition before rendering the reveal. Generated imagery is not a vector or trademark clearance deliverable unless separately produced and reviewed.
Required inputs and guardrails
- original logo file, clear raster/vector source, and owner authorization;
- exact mark, wordmark spelling, colors, proportions, clear space, and prohibited distortions;
- material/finish, background, reveal motion, sound, duration, ratio, and resolution; and
- review owner, platform, usage rights, and disclosure/approval state.
Do not redraw an uncertain wordmark, alter a registered mark, add an invented tagline, or claim that a generated treatment is brand-approved. Ask for a cleaner source when the mark cannot be inspected.
Two-phase workflow
Phase A — treatment
Use the adjacent image agent or an available image capability to propose a material/background treatment. Keep the prompt focused on depth, reflections, lighting, and environment while preserving the exact logo. Present the still for approval and record it as a child of the source logo.
Phase B — animation
- Use MODELS.md and a live schema check to choose an I2V or editing path. Resolve it through muapi-video-tools.md.
- Upload the approved treatment if local and record its role.
- Prompt one controlled reveal: rotation, light sweep, camera push, particles, or a clean lock-up. Do not combine movements that make the logo unreadable.
- Poll the job and inspect the mark frame-by-frame for letter changes, melting, extra symbols, reflections, cropping, flicker, and end-card legibility.
- Return the animation and an explicit post-production recommendation if the final wordmark must be composited from the original asset.
Use video QA, especially text/brand fidelity,
temporal stability, audio, and export checks. Save permitted parent/child
receipts under .video/ using
reports-and-receipts.md.
No logo animation is automatically a trademark, legal, or publication approval.