YouTube intro maker
A few seconds that make every video feel like it comes from the same channel: your name slams in, your logo turns into place, your tagline slides up, all on your own music. Start from an intro template, put in your name and colours, and export a 1920×1080 MP4 ready for the start of your edit.
How it works
- 1
Pick an intro template, or start from an empty 1920×1080 canvas.
- 2
Type your channel name, add your logo and an audio track, and adjust the timing on the timeline.
- 3
Export as MP4 and put it at the start of your video in any editor.
Start from a template
See all 19 templatesYouTube intro
1920×1080Two bars swoosh, the name slams in
Channel intro
1920×1080A badge that turns into place
Travel vlog title
1920×1080A coastline, an episode, coordinates
Glitch title
1920×1080A title that breaks up, on purpose
Flight route
1920×1080A plane from one country to the next
Curtain reveal
1920×1080Red curtains drawn apart
Short beats long
Long intros get skipped. Three to five seconds is enough to show the name and set the tone, and a short intro gets people to the actual video faster.
Make the rest of the channel match
The same fonts and colours can go into the other pieces a channel uses: a subscribe button, a lower third, chapter titles and an end screen. The ones with a transparent background export as WebM, to sit over your footage.
Questions
- Can I add music to my intro?
- Yes. Add an audio file to the scene, place it on the timeline, and it's included in the MP4.
- Does it add a watermark or an end card?
- No. The MP4 is yours, with nothing added to it.
- Can I use my own logo?
- Yes. Import it as an image. If it has a background you don't want, remove it in one click, right in your browser.