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Video intro maker

A free video intro maker for the browser

Build a sharp intro for YouTube, a stream or a client project without opening desktop software. Start from a template or a blank canvas, animate your logo and title, and export a clean MP4 or a transparent-background WebM.

A cinematic video intro built with voicedraw's free online intro maker
A cinematic intro built from a template and rendered live in the browser.

Logo reveals

Scale-ins, wipes with trim paths, and 3D reveals with lights and shadows — animate your mark, not a stock one.

Any aspect ratio

Set 16:9, square or vertical and the right frame rate, so the intro fits YouTube, Shorts, Reels or a stream.

Transparent export

WebM with alpha or a PNG sequence drops your intro over any footage with no background box.

How do I make a video intro for free?

Open voicedraw, pick an intro template or start from a blank canvas, drop in your logo and title, and adjust the timing and colors. Describe changes to the AI copilot or keyframe them by hand, then export your intro. Building is free, and so is exporting: free intros carry a small voicedraw mark in the corner, and $5 a month removes it.

Can I make a YouTube intro with a transparent background?

Yes. Export WebM with a real alpha channel (or a PNG sequence) so your intro drops over any footage with no background box. You can also export a standard MP4 if you want a solid background.

Do I need to be a designer?

No. Templates give you a finished starting point you can customize in minutes, and the AI copilot can restyle and re-time an intro from a plain-English description. When you want precision, the full graph editor is right there.

What length and format should a video intro be?

Most intros run two to five seconds. voicedraw lets you set any composition size and frame rate — square, vertical or 16:9 — and export MP4, WebM, GIF or a PNG sequence to match wherever the intro will play.

Start animating for free.

Open the editor

Free to use, no install. Sign in with Google and you’re in the editor in seconds. Desktop browser required.