StrokeberryHow to make a logo reveal video for your business
Turn your logo into a short hand-drawn reveal for Reels, TikTok, YouTube intros and launch posts, in about a minute.
A logo that draws itself is one of the simplest ways to make a brand post stop the scroll. Movement catches the eye, and watching the shapes come together keeps people looking until the name appears. You don’t need an animator or editing software: if you have your logo as an image, you can make the video in about a minute.
What you need
- Your logo as a PNG or JPG. A version on a white or transparent background works best. The cleaner the outlines, the cleaner the drawing.
- An idea of where it will go. Square or 4:5 for an Instagram post, 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Stories, 16:9 for a YouTube intro or a website header.
Step by step
- Upload the logo. Open the studio and drop the image in. It starts drawing straight away so you can see how it will look.
- Choose ink. Ink gives bold, confident lines that suit logos. Pencil feels softer and works for handmade or bakery-style brands.
- Pick the hand. A realistic hand drawing the lines and then painting the colour in feels personal. For a cleaner, more corporate look, choose no hand.
- Keep it short. Logo reveals work best at 6 to 12 seconds. Long enough to enjoy, short enough to loop.
- Choose the format and export. Download the MP4 and post it, or drop it into your editor as an intro.
Tips for a better logo reveal
- Outlines matter. Logos with clear dark outlines draw beautifully. If your logo is flat colour with no outlines, try “Improve my lines”: Strokeberry suggests the missing outlines and you choose whether to add them.
- Use your brand colours on the lines. With a brand kit (Pro) the pen draws in your own colour and your logo can sit in a corner of every export.
- Add sound where you post. Videos export silent so you can add a trending sound or your brand jingle in Instagram, TikTok or your editor.
Can I use it in ads?
Yes, with Pro or a video pack: those exports have no watermark and can be used commercially. Free exports are for personal use and carry a small watermark and a short end card.