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Brand loop

Size
1920×1080
Frame rate
30 fps
Length
12s

Twelve seconds of aurora that arrives back exactly where it started.

Make your own looping background animation

A background that moves without going anywhere — built so the last frame meets the first and the seam is invisible. Say a sentence like the one below and your agent writes you a different one — free, in your browser.

Say this to your agent

>A looping background for the top of our website.

Or ask for a different one

Not settings — each one builds something else.

  • >A loop in our two brand colours, slower, for behind a headline.

  • >A looping background that is mostly still with one thing drifting.

  • >A loop for a vertical phone screen instead of a wide website header.

What it worked out on its own

  • A loop is an arithmetic constraint, not a style: every value is a sine of the turn times a whole number, so nothing may be a spring and nothing may accumulate. One linear drift and the seam is visible forever.

  • Bands, not blobs. A wide shallow band keeps a lit half and a dark half in the frame; three big blurred circles give one even wash, which is what every template background looks like.

  • No conic gradient anywhere: a conic has a hard seam where its last stop meets its first, and it converges on a point the eye finds immediately.

  • A different number of turns per element — one, two, three, and four for the dust — so everything meets again at the seam and almost nowhere before it.