Logo Glass Badge
Frosted badge that reads over any first frame.
A logo reveal runs before the video, which means it runs before anybody has decided to stay. Short, legible, and built around a mark you can replace with your own rather than one baked into a clip.
- Resolution
- 1920 × 1080
- Duration
- 4s at 60fps
- Layers
- 3
- Animated
- 3
What you can edit
- Text:
- Channel name
- Images:
- Logo
- Shapes:
- Badge
Browsing is open to everyone. An account is needed once you take a template into the editor.
How this one is built
Logo Glass Badge is built from 1 shape, 1 image and 1 text layer, using a 38-pixel backdrop blur behind frosted glass with a refracted rim and a shadow 90 pixels deep. Its colours are white, near-black and violet. Type is set in Inter.
The badge scales up at 0.1s, the logo scales up at 0.3s, the channel name rises into place at 0.6s. The whole run is 4s at 60 frames a second.
It sits through the middle of the frame of a 16:9 composition, spanning about 22% of the width at 420×300 pixels.
What to do with it
- Make it yoursChange the words, the colours and the timing without breaking the animation that was built for the shape.
- Export it with transparencyWhich format your editor actually reads, and why a black rectangle behind your graphic means the wrong one was chosen.
- Size it for the smallest screenA mark that reads on a monitor can be four millimetres tall on the phone most of your audience is holding.
- YouTube Intro MakerMake your intro from your own logo instead — or let Autopilot make three from it — and keep it short enough to cost no watch time.
- What exporting costsOpening this template, changing it and watching it back are free. Getting the finished file out is $5 once for this project, or a plan if you make them often.
More Logo templates
- Logo StampDrops from oversize and hits. For a harder cut.
- Logo SlideMark and name arrive from opposite sides and meet.
- Logo GlowA soft bloom behind the mark that swells once.
- Logo Split BarTwo bars part to leave the mark standing between them.
- Logo UnderlineMark above a rule that draws itself under the name.
- Logo Corner TagSmall, in the corner, for a mark that sits through a shot.
- Logo WordmarkName set large with the mark as punctuation beside it.
- Logo FlipThe mark turns over once like a card and stops.