Keycap: logos set on dark keyboard keys in latitude rings
Keycap borrows the feel of a mechanical keyboard: each of the 24 white symbols sits on a dark key with a 1 px border, a lit top lip and a visible base underneath. The Rings Distribution lines the keys up in latitude bands around the sphere, while Corner at 20 rounds them like real keycaps. One key at a time lights up in the #FF6363 coral red Accent, with a soft glow on the #07080A ground.
Make it yours
Make it feel like a launcher
For a productivity app or a command bar, upload your integration icons and keep Logo color on Ink silhouette. Every logo then turns white on its key, so the whole set looks like one keyboard.
Let the rings drift
Speed is 18 around the Vertical Axis. Behind a headline, lower Speed to 8 so the rings drift slowly instead of spinning, and the coral key stays readable as it passes the front.
FAQ
What does the Keycap tile do to uploaded logos?
It sets each logo on a dark rounded key with a thin border, a light top edge and a shadowed base. Inside a tile the logo is drawn smaller than it would be without one, so raise Logo size if detailed marks feel cramped.
How it works
Pick a look and add logos
Start from one of 9 looks such as Halo Hub, Daylight, Keycap or Ceramic, keep the placeholder marks, or add up to 16 PNG, JPG or WebP logos of up to 20 MB each.
Arrange the marks
Choose a Fibonacci, Rings, Grid, Marquee band or Hub orbits distribution, then set Count, Radius, Logo size, Mark style and a Tile such as Blueprint, Keycap, Frosted glass or Ceramic.
Set depth and use it
Tune Depth, Perspective, Rear depth, Speed and Axis, keep each logo as an ink silhouette or in its original colors, drag to turn the scene, then sign in with a free UX Pilot account to use it on the canvas or export it.