Transparent logo animation.

Two transparent formats

• PNG frames (ZIP): one image per frame, for editors that import image sequences, such as Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or After Effects. If you pick a sound, it comes in the ZIP as a WAV file that starts with the first frame.
• WebM video: one file with the sound inside, for OBS Studio as a stinger transition or a media source, and for web pages in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. The tool makes it in desktop Chrome and Edge.

Step-by-step imports for each editor are on the video editor guide.

Where transparency doesn't show

Safari and many video players don't show WebM transparency, and CapCut and most phone editors can't use either form. Use the MP4 there. If you only want the logo over your footage, export the MP4 on a pure black background and set the clip's blend mode to Screen: the black drops out and the glow stays.

Looks that hold up best

Every look keeps its glow as see-through light, and Glitch keeps its torn frames and colour split. Over light footage a coloured glow reads as a pale haze, so darker footage shows it best. A few parts that would cover your footage stay out: Neon's dark sign body, Glass's lit backdrop, the warm light behind Fire and Gold, and Clean's shadow. Looks whose shine is in the 3D surface itself change least: Chrome, Gold and Glitch.

Try it free first

The free version exports both transparent formats at 720p with a lunebit.com mark across the middle, so you can test the overlay in your own editor or in OBS before you pay. Pro ($49, one-time) removes the mark and goes up to 4K.