Particles logo reveal.

From a cloud of points to a solid logo

Particles Logo Reveal builds your logo out of about 7,000 small points. They swirl in, settle into place from left to right, and when the last ones land the logo turns into solid metal. The clip ends on a crisp, readable mark rather than a cloud of dots.

The left-to-right fill reads a little like writing, which suits wordmarks and logos that include a name.

Settings for the swirl

• Glow sets how brightly the points bloom while they swirl. Once the logo has landed the glow settles back, so you can raise it for a brighter entrance without washing out the finished logo.
• Primary colour colours both the points and the finished logo.
• Reveal speed: slower lets viewers watch the points settle; faster gets to the solid logo sooner.
• Background: a dark colour keeps individual points visible.

Length and frame rate

Choose 6 seconds for this look. The swirl and the settle need time, and at 4 seconds they go by quickly. With thousands of moving points, 60 fps keeps the motion smooth, while 24 fps gives a more filmic feel.

Particles fit a tech product demo at 16:9 or a square 1:1 post announcing a launch. Both built-in sounds are original whooshes made for Lunebit; you can audition them with Preview sound before you export.