Logo Loop Marquee
Use Logo Loop Marquee for ambient social proof; use a static grid when inspection matters.
Use
Showing many small recognizable items without creating a heavy grid.
Avoid
Avoid it when users need to inspect each logo or read labels carefully.
Safer Alternative
Stagger List RevealRisk Level
High attention
Timing
Slow continuous loop, usually 18-40s for a full cycle depending on item count.
Easing
Linear only; eased marquee loops visibly stutter.
Risk
Live Demo
What It Is
A seamless horizontal loop of logos or small items that communicates breadth without asking users to interact.
Decision Guidance
Use Logo Loop Marquee for ambient social proof; use a static grid when inspection matters.
Best For
Showing many small recognizable items without creating a heavy grid.
Avoid When
Avoid it when users need to inspect each logo or read labels carefully.
Timing
Slow continuous loop, usually 18-40s for a full cycle depending on item count.
Easing
Linear only; eased marquee loops visibly stutter.
Risk Tags
✓When to Use
- Partner logo strips
- Integration lists
- Technology stack showcases
✕When NOT to Use
- Critical navigation
- Long text content
- Pages where constant motion competes with reading
Configuration Tips
- 01Duplicate the item set to create a seamless loop
- 02Pause on hover when items are clickable
- 03Keep opacity low if the marquee is secondary proof
You've Seen It In
AI Implementation Prompts
Move from a fast scaffold to production details, then tune timing and edge states.
Create a seamless partner logo marquee that scrolls slowly from right to left, duplicates the logo set for a continuous loop, and pauses on hover.
Code Example (Tailwind CSS)
A focused implementation sketch you can adapt to your product state.
export function LogoLoopMarquee() {
const logos = ['Slack', 'GitHub', 'Figma', 'Notion'];
return (
<div className="overflow-hidden rounded-2xl border border-stone-200 bg-white py-5">
<div className="flex w-max animate-[marquee_22s_linear_infinite] gap-4 px-4 motion-reduce:animate-none">
{[...logos, ...logos].map((logo, index) => (
<span key={`${logo}-${index}`} className="flex h-12 w-28 items-center justify-center rounded-xl border border-stone-200 bg-stone-50 text-sm font-semibold text-stone-500">
{logo}
</span>
))}
</div>
</div>
);
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