Brand intros
Reveal the mark and settle on a clean final frame for a presentation, tutorial, or product video.
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Give your existing logo a moving introduction. Upload your brand mark and describe the reveal, colors, and final frame for a logo animation video.
MP4 video with optional narration, subtitles, and music.
A new way to create
A logo animation should make your brand recognizable. Start with the existing mark, then describe a reveal that fits its shape and personality. This AI logo animator creates video intros, outros, and brand stings from your reference image; it is different from designing a new static logo or exporting a vector animation file.
Reveal the mark and settle on a clean final frame for a presentation, tutorial, or product video.
Close with your logo and a supplied tagline or message. Leave enough time for the viewer to recognize the brand.
Introduce a new identity, event, or campaign in a short format designed for the channel where it will appear.
Start with a clear idea
Create a 10-second logo animation using my uploaded logo. Reveal the existing mark with one smooth movement, keep its shape and colors unchanged, then hold it clearly on screen. Use a clean white background and restrained motion. No extra symbols, invented lettering, or particles. 16:9.
Create a 10-second brand outro using my uploaded logo. Introduce the logo gently, then show the exact tagline 'Made for what comes next.' Keep the logo proportions and colors, use a quiet background, and hold the final layout long enough to read. Add subtle background music. 16:9.
Create a 10-second vertical brand reveal using my uploaded logo. Begin with a simple shape inspired by the mark, reveal the full logo, and finish with the exact words 'Meet the new look.' Preserve the uploaded logo and leave generous space around it. Use a solid background matching the brand palette. 9:16.
From brief to video
Open Code Video and add a clear image of your logo. Describe which parts must stay unchanged and the background you want.
Describe the movement, tagline, and final hold. Select the available duration and aspect ratio, plus music if it suits the brand.
Check proportions, lettering, colors, and the final frame in the generated MP4. Download the video when it represents the brand correctly.
Make it your own
Ask the animation to keep the original mark and wording. Treat altered lettering or distorted proportions as something to correct, not a new brand design.
Specify the logo size, background, tagline, and hold. The reveal should arrive at a composition that also works as a still image.
A presentation intro, social reveal, and tutorial outro have different pacing. Name the destination so the animation has a clear role.