Logo Intro Maker

Logo intro for Reels, TikTok and Shorts.

Your logo in 3D, framed for vertical video at 9:16 or square posts at 1:1, and exported as an MP4 ready for Instagram, TikTok or YouTube Shorts.

Make yours free See the looks

No account, no upload: your logo stays in your browser.

Neon Glow Intro

Looks that fit

All 8 looks

Neon Glow Intro

Coloured glass tubes with a white core flicker on one by one over a dark sign.

Gold Logo Reveal

Polished gold, falling glitter and one warm light sweep. For weddings and premium brands.

Particles Logo Reveal

About 7,000 points swirl in, settle into your logo left to right, then turn to solid metal.

Made in the shape you post

From this page the tool opens at 9:16 and 4 seconds. Pick 1:1 above the preview for square posts; the preview switches shape, so you see exactly how your logo sits in the frame before you export. At 1080p, a 9:16 export is 1080×1920 and a 1:1 export is 1080×1080.

On a phone feed the opening moments count, so choose a look with plenty of movement.

Settings for short-form video

Length: 4 seconds is usually enough for Reels and TikTok.
Tagline: your handle or shop name, up to 60 characters.
Sound: Bright whoosh gives a clear hit at the start; skip it if you will add a sound inside the app you post to.
Frame rate: match the rate you film at, 30 or 60 fps.

Looks that stand out in a feed

Neon Glow Intro glows on a dark background. Gold Logo Reveal suits shops, beauty and jewellery accounts. Particles Logo Reveal moves thousands of points into your logo.

If you post the same intro everywhere, Pro's batch export makes the 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 versions in one ZIP.

Questions

Can I post the free version?

Yes. The free export is a 720p MP4 (720×1280 in 9:16) with a small corner watermark reading "made with lunebit.com". Personal removes it and goes up to 1080p.

Can I make it on my phone?

MP4 export is tested in desktop Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Phone browsers are checked when the page loads: without an MP4 encoder the tool records a silent WebM in real time, and if it cannot record video at all, it says so before you export. Making the intro on a computer and sending it to your phone is the reliable route.

Should I use 9:16 or 1:1?

Use 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, which fill a phone screen. Use 1:1 for square feed posts.