One line that scrolls, or a still grid that wraps — your choice, per strip
Stops by itself for visitors whose device asks for less motion
A pause button under the strip the whole time it is moving
Asks you to name each logo, and never reads out a file name instead
A strip of the logos of your clients, your stockists or the brands you carry. One line that scrolls quietly on its own, or a still grid that wraps — the same logos either way, each scaled to one shared height and keeping its own shape.
The scroll is a CSS animation rather than a JavaScript loop, so it costs a phone almost nothing and does not lurch when a tab comes back from the background. A pause button sits under the strip the whole time it is moving, and the strip stops on its own while somebody is tabbing through it.
A visitor whose device asks for less motion is shown the still grid instead, with no scrolling. No setting overrides that.
Each logo has a description, and the panel counts the ones you have not written. A named logo is read out as the company's name; an unnamed one is hidden from screen readers rather than announced as a file name.
What it does not do: it does not host your images, which are served from your own media library, and it does not resize or crop them beyond scaling the whole mark to the height you choose. You supply every logo and confirm you may use it. Free, every setting, twelve languages.