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Brand Fill Loader: your logo is the loader.
Drop in any logo and it fills up like liquid while a rolling counter climbs to 100%, then the logo pops and a check badge lands. It is made for SaaS upload, export and onboarding screens, where a generic spinner would normally sit.
To rebrand it, replace one logo image, retype three texts (status, done message, brand name) and change two colors. The second brand in the video (Nimbus Pay) was made through the SVGator MCP in six edits.
Named layers: logo, status-text, status-done, brand-name, progress-bar, badge-bg, percent. Motion designed in code, project built and rebranded through the SVGator MCP, then checked in the SVGator editor.
Loved the loader animation!
Amaixng dear
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