A material study for your logo.

Form is a small browser studio by Amir Mushich. Turn a transparent logo into liquid metal, heatmap or frosted glass, adjust its light and colors, and save a still or a six-second animated loop.

Working with Form

Your files stay on your device

Logo processing, rendering and export happen in your browser. Form does not upload your logos or exported files. There are no accounts, advertising cookies or app analytics in this release. The hosting provider processes ordinary connection information, such as IP address and request logs, to deliver the website. External links are governed by their own privacy policies.

Credits and licenses

Liquid Metal and Heatmap build on Paper Shaders 0.0.82 by Paper, licensed under Apache-2.0. Inspired by Stephen Haney's Liquid Metal v2 and Heatmap demonstrations. Form is an independent adaptation and is not affiliated with Paper.

Form adds its editing interface, palette adjustments, a separate frosted-glass shader using Paper's processed shape field, and periodic loop rendering. Paper shader changes include palette mapping, noise/halo adjustments and periodic timing. Frosted glass is an artistic shader approximation, not a ray-traced 3D model.

Video encoding and muxing use unmodified Mediabunny 1.65.0, licensed under MPL-2.0. Its corresponding source is available in the linked repository and as a local source archive. Typography uses Manrope under the SIL Open Font License.

Paper license · Paper notice · Mediabunny license · Font license

Use and support

You retain rights to the logos you bring to Form. Use assets you have permission to use; third-party trademarks remain their owners' property. You may use your exported results for personal or commercial projects, subject to those underlying rights. This preview is provided as-is, without a guarantee of uninterrupted availability. Form's application source is proprietary; this does not restrict the rights granted by its open-source dependencies.

Questions or a broken export? Get in touch with Amir

Updated 4 November 2026.