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DVD screensaver

The bouncing logo, with your own artwork.

Classic text logo or your own PNG and SVG, bouncing on a pure black background with a corner-hit counter that will drive you quietly mad.

wall hits: 0 near corners: 0

Tap anywhere for fullscreen · raises the odds of a corner hit by roughly zero

Logo

Uploaded files stay on your device — they are read locally and never transmitted.

150 px / s

16% of width

Behaviour

How to use it

Three steps, no learning curve.

  1. 01

    Choose your logo

    Use the classic text logo, type your own words, or upload a PNG, SVG or JPG. Uploads are read in your browser with the FileReader API and never sent anywhere.

  2. 02

    Tune the bounce

    Set the speed and size, then decide whether the logo flashes a new colour on every wall hit — the way the original does.

  3. 03

    Fullscreen and wait

    Tap the panel and let it run. The corner counter is there for anyone who has ever waited for that perfect hit.

Make it yours

Great for waiting rooms, streams and events.

Drop in a company logo, a wedding monogram or a project mark and leave it running on a spare display. Because the background is pure black and the logo keeps moving, it is one of the gentlest things you can leave on an OLED screen.

FAQ

Common questions

Is my uploaded logo private?

Completely. The image is read with the browser’s FileReader API and rendered straight to the canvas from a local blob URL. There is no upload request, no server, and nothing is stored after you close the tab.

Why does the corner hit seem impossible?

A perfect corner hit requires the horizontal and vertical bounds to be reached on the same frame, which is vanishingly unlikely with continuous motion. That is the original joke, and we kept the physics honest.

Does it count corner hits?

It counts near-hits within a small tolerance, so you get an occasional reward without faking a true corner strike. The counter is purely for fun.

Will it burn into my OLED?

Moving content spreads wear, and the background is pure black. A bouncing logo is about as safe as a screensaver gets on an OLED panel — but avoid leaving a bright logo on a slow bounce for days.

One tap and the screen is yours.