Neon glow logo intro.

How the neon intro plays

Each part of your logo is built as a glass tube with a bright white core and a coloured outer layer. The tubes do not light all at once: each one flickers on separately, like a real sign warming up, and the glow spills onto the dark body of the sign behind it.

It suits brands and channels with a night-time or electric mood.

Tuning the glow

• Glow is the intensity slider here. It sets how strongly the tubes bloom and how much light spills onto the sign.
• Primary colour sets the colour of the glass. Saturated colours such as cyan, magenta or lime look most like real neon.
• Background: keep it very dark. A light background works against the glow.
• Tagline: up to 60 characters of extra text, such as a channel slogan or a venue name.

Neon always uses your chosen colour for the tubes, so Keep original colours does not apply to this look.

Export tips for neon

Neon depends on glow, and transparent exports leave out bloom and glow. For this look, export an MP4 on a dark background instead of the transparent PNG ZIP. Use 9:16 for a TikTok or Reels opener and 16:9 for a YouTube intro or a stream's starting screen. Pair it with Soft sweep, or no sound if your track has its own hit.