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Logo intro and outro

Open the video on your logo and close it on a card with your words, with movement and sound at each moment. On Studio. The intro and outro add to the video’s length.

Mac appChromeStudio
Where to find it
  1. Video editor
  2. Pro
  3. Brand & Export
  4. Logo, intro and outro
  1. 1Add your logo first. See Put your logo on the video.
  2. 2In Simple, under Brand, press Turn on beside Intro and outro.Your logo arrives before the recording, moves to its corner, and comes back for the closing card.
  3. 3Press Play the intro where you are to watch it.

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Intro
The logo arriving, before the recording. Off starts the video on the recording. Length sets how long it runs.
Outro
The closing card, after the recording. Off ends the video on the recording.
Arrival
How the logo comes in: Rise, Pop, Focus, Drop, Spin, Zoom, Wipe.
To its place
How the logo travels to its corner on the recording: Travel or Crossfade.
Leaves
How the logo leaves at the very end: Fade, Sink, Defocus, Shrink, Hold.
Backdrop
What is behind the logo: the video’s own background, another one, or a different one for the outro.
Parts
The logo and lines of words. Add words puts another line on the stage. Lines arrive in the order listed.
Sound
A sound at each moment: arrival, landing, to the corner, to the centre and the closing words, with a Volume.

Click the logo or a line of words on the preview to move, resize and style it. Words can use any of the fonts the editor offers.

Read next

Put your logo on the videoYour logo sits in a corner of the video instead of the PointerCam mark, on Studio. Pick a corner, or drag it anywhere on the preview.How the video opens and closesChoose how the recording arrives at the start and leaves at the end: Rise, Fade, Scale and more, or None to start on the first frame.The PointerCam markFree exports carry a small “Captured on PointerCam” mark in a corner. Studio removes it, or puts your own logo in its place.

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