Effect 01 of 09
Quantum Condense: Particles Fly In and Form Your Logo
Scattered particles fly straight into your logo and settle with a slight springy bounce.
What it looks like
- Particles start at random positions across the canvas.
- Each particle travels in a straight line to its own spot on your logo, and they all arrive together at about 80% of the cycle.
- In the last 20% the shape overshoots very slightly and settles, which gives the reveal a soft, springy finish.
- Particles brighten as they get closer and keep a gentle size shimmer once the logo is complete.
Good for
- Logo reveals at the start of a product video
- Loading screens that end on your logo
- Hero sections where the logo should form quickly and cleanly
Default settings
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Suggested color palette | Titanium Chrome. Colorful logos can keep their original colors instead. |
| Particle size | 1.8 px |
| Cycle length | 8 s in the workbench (3, 8, 15 or 40 s); 3.2 s plus a 1.2 s pause in exported code |
| Interaction | Hover pushes particles away; a click sends a shockwave |
Use it on your site
- Open the workbench with Quantum Condense selected.
- Upload your logo (PNG, SVG, JPG or WebP). You can also drag it onto the page or paste it with Ctrl+V / ⌘+V.
- Adjust particle size, shape and speed, then choose Export Code.
- Pick a format. The HTML file is free; the Vue and React components need Pro.
In the exported code, this effect is selected with:
<!-- Vue 3 (PixelLogoLoader.vue) -->
<PixelLogoLoader variant="condense" />
// React (PixelLogoLoader.tsx)
<PixelLogoLoader variant="condense" />
// HTML (index.html)
const variant = 'condense';
Other effects
- Mobius Contour FlowParticles gather into your logo while bright pulses travel around it, so the outline ripples as it forms.
- Vortex SingularityParticles start on a wide spinning spiral and wind inward until they lock into your logo.
- Hologram Raster ScanA light bar sweeps down the canvas and builds your logo row by row.
- Diffusion DenoiseYour logo starts as a shaking cloud of noise that calms down into a sharp shape, like an AI image being denoised.
- Superconducting Flux WaveParticles gather into your logo while a bright ring ripples outward from the center.
- Autonomous Swarm AssemblyParticles bunch into four clusters that circle the center, then stream out of them into your logo.
- Slingshot Time ReversalParticles first form an oversized, spread-out version of your logo, then snap inward into place with a quick wobble.
- Cymatics ResonanceParticles shake in a grid-like vibration pattern that fades until they rest on your logo.