Yes. Personal is $19 and Pro is $49, each paid once. There is no subscription, nothing renews, and the licence does not expire.

Yes. Upgrade any time for $30, the difference, from inside the tool. The upgrade key arrives by email: paste it in the licence box with your Personal key, in either order, and Pro unlocks (4K, transparent PNG frames, batch export, future look packs and the client-work licence). The upgrade works together with your Personal key, so keep both.

No. The 3D preview and the video export both run in your browser, on your own device. Your logo is never uploaded, there is no account to create and no render queue to wait in.

SVG gives the best result. Designer SVGs with live text, clipping or masks work too: your browser draws them and they are converted to 3D (live text uses the fonts on your computer, so outlined text is safest). PNG, JPG and WebP work up to 8 MB, and on a plain white or solid background they are usually cut out automatically; if a shape inside the logo matches the background, like a white cup, you choose whether it stays solid. Logos with up to 16 flat colours can keep those colours in 3D with Keep original colours; a smooth gradient becomes its average colour, and photos are shown on a 3D plate.

Preview as much as you like, then export a 720p MP4 with a small corner watermark that reads "made with lunebit.com". You can also try the transparent background: a 720p ZIP of PNG frames with a lunebit.com mark across the middle, to test the overlay in your own editor. No account or card is needed.

MP4 video in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, 4 or 6 seconds long, at 24, 30 or 60 fps. Free exports are 720p, Personal goes up to 1080p and Pro up to 4K. A 6-second 720p MP4 takes about a second to render on a typical desktop.

Pro exports the intro as a ZIP of PNG frames with a transparent background, up to 4K. You can try it free first: at 720p the frames carry a lunebit.com mark across the middle. Import it as an image sequence in an editor that supports them, such as Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or After Effects. CapCut and most phone editors can't use PNG frames: use the MP4 there. Transparent exports leave out the soft glow around bright parts. If you pick a sound, it comes in the ZIP as a WAV file that starts with the first frame.

Desktop Chrome, Edge and Firefox are tested and export MP4. Other browsers are checked as the page opens: if one cannot make an MP4, the tool records a WebM video without sound instead, and if it cannot record video at all, it says so before you export. Safari has not been tested on every device yet.

Yes. Free exports can go in your own posts, business posts included, as long as the watermark stays. Personal covers your own projects without the watermark: your business's videos, ads and social posts, monetised channels, and your own games, apps and software (a start-up screen, for example). Pro adds a client-work licence, so you can use intros in videos and products you deliver to clients. The built-in sounds come with your intros and may not be sold or shared on their own. Either way you need the rights to the logo you use, and the videos you export are yours.

After checkout your licence key arrives by email. Paste it into the page on any device; there are no user accounts. The key is saved in your browser and checked with Polar at most about once a week, and it keeps working offline for up to 7 days between checks.

Yes. Ask within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked: email support@lunebit.com or reply to your receipt. Payment, receipts and sales tax/VAT are handled by Polar, our merchant of record.