Latitude: a 3D logo cloud arranged in globe-like horizontal rings
Latitude swaps the even scatter for structure. Distribution is set to rings, so 48 logo cards line up in horizontal bands around the sphere, like the parallels on a globe, and each band turns past the viewer as a tidy row. Logo size drops to 45 to fit nearly twice as many cards as the default, an order that suits integration directories and partner pages where the message is breadth.
Make it yours
Spin along the rings or across them
Axis is vertical, so the rows slide sideways like a carousel. Set Axis to horizontal and the rings roll over the top of the globe instead, closer to a departures board than a carousel.
Tilt to show the structure
Rotate X is at the default 10. Raise it to 25 or 30 to tip the globe further, which bends the rings into visible curves instead of near-flat rows and makes the arrangement easier to read.
FAQ
When should I use rings instead of the fibonacci distribution?
Use rings when you have many logos of similar weight and want the section to feel organized, as on an integrations page. The fibonacci option has no rows, so it feels looser and gives each logo more room, which suits a short list of well-known customers. Grid is the third choice if you want columns as well as rows.
How it works
Upload your logos
Add up to 16 PNG, JPG or WebP files, each up to 20 MB.
Arrange the sphere
Choose a Fibonacci, rings or grid distribution, then set logo count, radius, logo size, corner and a vertical, horizontal or diagonal axis.
Set depth and use it
Tune depth, perspective, rear depth and speed, drag to rotate, then sign in with a free UX Pilot account to use it on the canvas or export it.