Logo Intro Maker

Gaming logo intro.

Glitch, neon and fire looks for streamers, gaming channels and indie game studios, built from your own logo in real 3D and exported at up to 60 fps.

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

Glitch Logo Intro

Looks that fit

All 8 looks

Glitch Logo Intro

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

Neon Glow Intro

Coloured glass tubes with a white core flicker on one by one over a dark sign.

Fire Logo Reveal

Your logo burns in from the bottom, the flames die down, and cooled metal is left.

Looks made for gaming channels

Glitch Logo Intro: torn frames and RGB split, then two short glitches after the logo lands.
Neon Glow Intro: coloured tubes flicker on one by one over a dark sign body.
Fire Logo Reveal: burns in from the bottom and cools into metal.

Match any of them to your channel colours with Primary colour and Background.

On Twitch and in your VODs

Use the 16:9 intro as a starting clip or between scenes: if your streaming software can play a video file as a media source, the MP4 works there. For highlights and VODs uploaded to YouTube, put the same clip in front of the video.

On Pro, the transparent PNG-frame ZIP lets you place the logo over gameplay in your video editor. Glow is not included in transparent exports, which matters most for neon.

A studio sting for your game trailer

Put a short studio logo sting in front of your Steam trailer or devlog: export 16:9 at 1080p and 60 fps as an MP4 and drop it at the start of your edit. The game's title logo works as a title reveal too, in 16:9 for the trailer or 9:16 for TikTok and Shorts. Multi-colour logos keep their own palette with Keep original colours, which turns on by itself when your upload has several colours. A pixel-art logo saved as PNG keeps its square blocks in 3D and starts without a bevel, so the edges stay crisp.

Settings for fast content

Frame rate: export at 60 fps to match 60 fps gameplay footage.
Length: 4 seconds keeps the intro out of the way of the action.
Reveal speed: push it up for a snappier entrance.
Distortion, Glow or Heat: each gaming look has its own intensity slider; turn it up for a wilder result.
9:16 for TikTok clips and Shorts of your best plays.

Questions

Can I use it on a monetised Twitch or YouTube channel?

Yes. Personal covers your own projects, including monetised channels.

Can I make intros for other streamers?

Yes, with Pro. It includes a client-work licence for intros you deliver to others. You need the right to use their logo.

Can I use it in my game's trailer or start-up screen?

Yes. Personal covers trailers, ads, devlogs and the start-up or splash screen inside your own game, sound included. Making intros for other studios' trailers or games is client work, which Pro covers.

Does it work with a pixel-art logo?

Yes. Upload it as a PNG at its native size or scaled up without smoothing, and each pixel block becomes a square 3D block in its own colour, up to 16 colours. JPG compression blurs the blocks, so a JPG is traced as an ordinary logo with softer edges.

Does it export at 60 fps?

Yes. You can export at 24, 30 or 60 fps. Higher frame rates take longer to render because every frame is drawn on your own device.