Why Make Logo Intros Here
Forty reveals
City emblems and retro logos that draw themselves on — scan, neon, glitch, build, boot and a CRT switch-off to end — plus embossed, foil, chrome and holographic intros.
Every intro has its sound
The CRT scan hums, the neon buzzes, the console chimes — timed to the build, and easy to swap.
Your own logo
A PNG with transparency drops onto the overlay track over any intro, sized and positioned on the frame.
Glow and grain
Logo glow, film grain and the VHS or CRT look go over the reveal for a finished, broadcast feel.
Enterprise-grade privacy
Video is decoded, edited, captioned and encoded on the device it is opened on. Nothing is uploaded, no account is needed, and the app loads no analytics or ad trackers — so unreleased products, customer footage and internal films stay inside your walls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I upload my own logo?
Yes — as an image (PNG with transparency works best) on the editor’s overlay track. The built-in logo intros are drawn emblems you set your name under.
Is it free and without a watermark?
Yes.
What format does it export?
MP4 (or WebM), at the frame you choose — 16:9, 9:16, square and more.
Is it safe for confidential or unreleased material?
Yes, by design: the footage never leaves the computer it is opened on. Decoding, editing, captioning and export all run in the browser; the only downloads are the app itself and its open AI model files. Editing needs no account, so nothing is stored on a server unless someone chooses to sign in and sync a project — and a synced project holds the timeline (clip order, titles, settings, a small thumbnail), never the footage.