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Turn a raster logo (PNG/JPG/WebP/screenshot) into a clean minimal SVG with edge smoothness as the primary hard gate and IoU optimized as high as reasonably possible without a fixed global threshold, then into a choreographed logo animation delivered as standalone JS-rendered HTML, applying Disney's 12 animation principles. Use when asked to animate a logo, build a logo reveal / splash screen / brand intro, convert a logo image into animated SVG or HTML, add motion to a vectorized mark, or create loading/idle/hover motion for a brand mark. v2: also handles self-crossing draw-on choreography (split-fill, exact easing subdivision, tip glint), closed variable-width ribbon fitting, and quantitative motion QA (easing probe, ink-delta continuity sweep).

Lightweight, script-driven variant of data2motion for turning data into a smooth, on-brand animated chart (one self-contained HTML) — built for a TEXT-ONLY model that cannot see its own output. You never write HTML/CSS/SVG/animation; you extract the data, pick a chart, fill a small JSON spec, and run one build script that owns 100% of the look and the motion, so the result cannot drift from the house template style or lose its smoothness. Use to turn a number/stat/table/CSV/paragraph into a quick animated chart, data reveal, or KPI when you want guaranteed template fidelity with minimal reasoning and no image feedback.

Convert raster logos (PNG/JPG/WebP/screenshots) into clean, smooth, minimal-complexity SVG plus standalone JS-rendered HTML, using a lowest-complexity-first fitting workflow with overlay QA, edge smoothness as the primary hard gate, IoU optimized as high as reasonably possible without a fixed global threshold, Bezier audits, and a default 10-iteration budget. Use when asked to vectorize, trace, recreate, fit, or convert a logo image into SVG/HTML and no animation is requested. If the user asks for atomic motions, tuners/controllers, a main animation, or a logo animation showcase HTML, use pixel2motion instead. v2: also covers closed/self-intersecting variable-width ribbon fitting (centerline scaffold + edge snap) and a wordmark font-matching protocol (ink-weight ratio).