Logo Intro Maker

Logo intro for YouTube.

A 4 or 6 second 3D intro built from your own logo, made in your browser and exported as an MP4 you can drop straight into your editor.

Make yours free See the looks

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

Chrome Logo Reveal

Looks that fit

All 8 looks

Chrome Logo Reveal

Polished mirror metal swings in, a light strip sweeps across, then a clean hold.

Glitch Logo Intro

Torn frames and RGB split cut your logo in, then two short glitches after it lands.

Particles Logo Reveal

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

Keep the channel intro short

Viewers decide quickly whether to keep watching, so a long intro costs you. This tool only makes 4 and 6 second clips: enough for your logo to land, short enough not to get in the way. A common pattern is to open with a quick hook, then play the intro.

Settings for a YouTube intro

Aspect: 16:9 for regular videos; switch to 9:16 for Shorts.
Resolution: match your uploads. Personal exports up to 1080p; Pro adds 4K for 4K channels.
Frame rate: export at the same rate as your footage (24, 30 or 60 fps) so the cut is smooth.
Tagline: your channel name or a short slogan, up to 60 characters.
Sound: Soft sweep or Bright whoosh, or none if you use your own music.

Which look suits your channel

Chrome fits tech, reviews and general channels. Glitch suits gaming and fast edits. Particles works for science, education and explainers. For a calmer channel, try Clean.

Use the same clip as an outro

Some looks, such as Chrome, end on a still hold, so the same file can close a video before your end screen. One export, used at both ends, keeps the channel branding consistent.

Questions

Can I upload the free version to YouTube?

Yes. The free 720p MP4 uploads like any other video. It carries a small corner watermark reading "made with lunebit.com"; Personal removes it and exports up to 1080p.

Can I use the intro on a monetised channel?

Yes. The Personal licence covers your own projects, including monetised channels. Making intros for other people's channels needs Pro, which includes a client-work licence.

How do I add it to my video?

Place the MP4 on your editor's timeline like any clip. You can also export a transparent PNG-frame ZIP (free to try at 720p with a watermark, without it on Pro) to lay the logo over your own footage in an editor that imports PNG image sequences, such as Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or After Effects.