Step 01
Start with Your Opening Idea
Sign in and describe the logo intro you want, or choose a preset video template as a starting point. Upload your logo image and any image, video or audio references that should guide the result.
Your Logo Intro Maker
Logo Intro Maker
Create a logo intro in VideoAI with your logo and title, while you choose the timing and visual direction.
Set the Pace of Your Logo Intro
Decide what appears, when it appears and what needs another pass before you use the finished opening.
Timing You Define
Give the opening, title and ending their own time ranges. Your written sequence directs the logo intro, so a title can have time to register before the next action begins.
Your Logo in the Scene
Bring your intro logo into the generated scene with an uploaded logo image as a reference. Use @ to tell VideoAI how you want that reference used in the opening.
Titles Generated with the Visuals
Introduce the channel or topic in the opening itself. Name your channel or short title in the description, and VideoAI can generate that text together with the logo intro visuals.
Revisions Written in Plain Language
Adjust the first draft after you see it play. Describe changes to the pace, title or visual direction, then generate a revised logo intro and review the result.
Shape Your Logo Intro from the Start
Move from an opening idea to an MP4 through a sequence you write and a result you review.
Step 02
Write the Sequence by Time Range
Specify the opening scene, title appearance, actions and ending in time ranges. Use @ to assign a purpose to each reference, and choose the aspect ratio for your logo intro.
Step 03
Review Your Opening and Download
Generate the video and preview the sequence. Use text instructions to request changes and review the revision. When the logo intro is ready, download the finished video as an MP4.
Make Your Logo Intro Fit the Moment
Choose what viewers should see first, then shape the opening around the video that follows.
A Familiar Start for Each Episode
A new channel episode needs an opening viewers can recognize. Build a logo intro around your logo and channel name, then reuse the finished video from your workspace to give the series a consistent opening.
A Clear Subject Before the Lesson
Before a lesson begins, viewers need to know the topic. Write a short title and specify when it appears in your logo intro, so the opening leads clearly into the explanation.
An Opening for Your Campaign Launch
For a campaign launch, the first scene needs to introduce the theme. Combine your logo with a reference clip and a short campaign title to generate an opening that sets up the message.
One Theme Across Different Placements
An episode teaser may need a vertical opening while the full video uses a wide frame. Choose the target aspect ratio for each logo intro version to prepare both placements around the same theme.
Give Your Audience a Familiar Opening
Channel Creators
Build an opening that gives your channel name room to register. Decide when the title appears and how the scene ends, so your logo intro leads into the episode.
Campaign Teams
Set the tone before the campaign message begins. Use a logo, reference footage and a short title to direct the first scene, then review whether the opening matches your campaign idea.
Explainer Creators
Make the subject clear before the detail arrives. Plan the title and opening action by time range, then refine the pace so your logo intro gives the explanation a clear starting point.
FAQ
Get Your Logo Intro Ready to Publish
Choose a preset video template as your starting point, or begin with a written description. You decide the content and timing by writing the opening sequence in time ranges.
Upload your logo image as a reference and use @ to specify its purpose. Include your channel name or short title in the description so it can be generated with the visuals.
Write the title appearance into the time range where you want it to enter. Describe the action before and after it to give the opening a deliberate pace.
Download your video as an MP4, with 4K output available for high resolution projects. Choose 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 to match your intended placement.
Describe the changes you want after previewing the video. Text instructions can guide revisions to the opening pace, title or visual direction, giving you another version to review.
A single generation supports up to 30 seconds, so plan the initial sequence within that duration. You can extend the video if the opening needs more time.
Sign in to VideoAI to access 10 free credits for video generation. Use the starter allowance toward creating an opening from your description or a preset video template.
Let's Create Your Next Opening
Bring your logo and opening idea to VideoAI, then shape a logo intro with the timing and visual direction you choose.
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