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Make your logos pop in Framer! ๐
Introducing Logo Shaders: Upload SVGs/PNGs & add stunning, dynamic effects with realistic 3D depth. Think Gradient, Glass, Contour & more. Perfect for product launches!
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Framer Updates โ Logo Shaders
Introducing Logo Shaders, a new kind of Framer Shader that lets you upload SVGs or PNGs and bring them to life. Use them to add stunning, dynamic effects to your logos. Weโre launching with two Shaders, Gradient and Glass. Animations gently respond to the edges of your shape, while effects like Contour, Dispersion, and Bevel add realistic depth, as if your logos were truly 3D. Especially impactful on teaser pages and product launches. We think youโll love them.
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Its incredible! Where is that "someone". ๐
New brand identity for Cadvel, a data analytics startup that sells real-time infrastructure to enterprise teams.
The idea was simple: data comes in raw and leaves structured. So the logo is a stack of bars in different lengths, stepped like a pipeline, and everything else grows from it. That includes one typeface (Suisse Intl), a deep green and ivory palette, a 28-icon set built on the same bar geometry, and signage, print and three social directions: 3D, ASCII pattern and gradient.
Result: a B2B data brand that looks as engineered as the product behind it.
Do you prefer the main logo or the mark? Choose your pick.
The full project is coming soon, or check it out here on Instagram if you don't wanna wait.
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The mark, but for a reason that has nothing to do with which one looks better here: this brand lives on a pizza box, a napkin and a sticker on a takeaway bag, mostly around 20mm and often one ink on brown board. The full logo introduces the place once; the mark is what someone...
