Make intro videos for your channel and brand

An intro is a few seconds of identity: the type, the motion, and the mood that tells people whose video they just opened. Done well it makes everything after it feel more produced.

Raylight makes those seconds cheap to craft and easy to keep consistent. Set your name or logo in motion, add one camera move and a restrained flourish, and export a clip you can cut onto the front of everything you publish.

01

Set your identity

Your name, logo, or wordmark as layers. Paste a logo straight from SVG or Figma and it stays crisp.

02

Add motion with restraint

One camera move, one reveal, a touch of bloom. Five seconds of intent beats twenty of effects.

03

Export and reuse

MP4 at full quality, ready to drop at the front of every video. Re-export anytime the brand evolves.

Consistency is the whole trick

A good intro is not one great video; it is the same few seconds appearing on everything you make. Keep the project in Raylight and your intro stays editable: update colors after a rebrand, swap the tagline, re-export, and every future video carries the new version.

From logo to motion in one tool

Paste your logo as an SVG and it arrives as editable layers, not a flattened image. That means the reveal can move parts of the mark independently, which is the difference between animating a logo and sliding a PNG.

Frequently asked questions

How long should an intro be?
Three to seven seconds. Long enough to register, short enough that returning viewers never resent it.
Can I match my channel's branding?
Yes. Bring your own colors, type, and logo. SVG and Figma paste keep the mark sharp at any export size.
What formats can I export?
MP4 and GIF, in 16:9 or vertical, at full quality up to 4K on every plan.

Shoot bold.
Ship fast.

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