Start with an icon, logo, or illustration, convert it to SVG, and try animating it with Gemini 3.1 Pro. Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) presents this as a quick way to make motion graphics, though the clip does not show the exact steps or specify the output format.
You can now turn an SVG into an animation in seconds using the new Gemini 3.1 Pro. — Abdul Osama
Where could this be useful?
SVG is a vector graphics format that keeps shapes sharp when resized. Gemini 3.1 Pro is the AI model the clip names for the animation task.
Abdul says the starting asset could be an icon, logo, or illustration converted to SVG. He points to video editing, social media videos, web design, and mobile app work as areas where the idea could be useful.
What should you try next?
Choose a visual asset you own or have permission to use and prepare an SVG version. Test the animation idea with the named tool, then check whether the result suits your project. The clip does not provide a prompt, export instructions, or details on whether the result can be used directly in a website or app.
