Branded Transitions — AI-animated logo intros & outros
Fifteen cinematic AI-animated transition styles - among them Chaos, Macro, Unboxing, Luxury and Transformer - that open and close every clip with your logo.
What are branded transitions?
A branded transition is a short AI-animated sequence that opens and closes a clip with your logo, so a viewer recognises the channel before the first word is spoken. Pick one of fifteen cinematic styles and supply a logo. Five of them — Chaos, Macro, Unboxing, Luxury and Transformer — are composites: your mark laid over a designed backdrop, portrait or landscape, any length from two to ten seconds. The other ten are full AI video renders, where the whole scene is generated around your logo at a fixed eight seconds, vertical. The logo can be a concept saved in the Logo Studio or a PNG, JPG or WebP you upload, as long as it is at least 300px on its short side with an aspect ratio between 0.5 and 2.0. MiniMint generates the intro and the outro and attaches both to your export, so there is nothing to stitch together afterwards. Composite styles are charged at one credit per second of generated video; AI video renders are a single flat price. Either way the exact cost is shown before you confirm, and if one fails to render the credits come back automatically.
What the styles actually look like
Five of the fifteen, shown as a sample — the composite styles, each one built from the backdrop and matte its own style uses with a logo dropped in, the same way MiniMint builds the intro and outro on your clips.
Real renders, not mock-ups — built from the same backdrops and mattes MiniMint composites onto your own logo.
Who uses Branded Transitions?
- Creators who want a recognizable, repeatable brand
- Agencies producing client-branded shorts
- Anyone whose channel needs a consistent open and close
Why use Branded Transitions?
- Fifteen distinct cinematic styles cover most channel identities without a designer.
- Portrait and landscape are both supported, so one library serves shorts and wide video.
- You see the exact cost before confirming — per second for composites, a flat price for AI video.
- The intro and outro are attached to your export automatically.
What do the styles actually look like?
There are fifteen, and each is a different environment built around your logo — the logo itself never moves. The five previewed below are composites: your mark laid over a designed backdrop, any length from two to ten seconds, portrait or landscape, at one credit per second. The other ten are full AI video renders, where the whole scene is generated around your logo at a fixed eight seconds and vertical only, for a flat price. Either way the cost is shown before you confirm.
- Chaos
- Neon particle bursts, electric light streaks and fragmented geometric shards fire outward from behind the logo, with a slow forward camera push. Cyberpunk palette — deep blacks, vivid greens and purples. The loudest of the five, and the one that suits gaming and reaction channels.
- Macro
- An ultra-shallow depth of field with creamy bokeh, drifting dust and soft lens flares moving across a dark textured background. Warm amber rim light against a cool side fill. Nothing rushes; it reads as expensive rather than energetic.
- Unboxing
- A matte-black gift box opens by itself on a minimal surface, releasing a warm glow and parting tissue paper, with the logo held steady above it. The one to pick when the channel is about products.
- Luxury
- Polished obsidian or smoked glass, with a soft golden key light sweeping slowly across the backdrop and long shadows following it. High-fashion editorial, no foreground clutter.
- Transformer
- Chrome plates and glowing circuit seams slide and lock together around the edges of frame like a machine powering on, with blue-white energy pulses travelling the border. The centre stays clear so the logo is never crowded.
Every style ends its instruction with the same lock — the logo stays completely still, unaltered and pixel-perfect throughout — because a generative model asked to animate a logo will otherwise redraw it. What the background does varies between runs; what happens to your mark does not.
How do I use Branded Transitions?
Open a clip in the editor
Pick a transition style, and a length and aspect ratio if it offers them
Preview the exact cost before confirming
Save — the branded intro and outro are rendered into your export
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a transition cost?
- Branded transitions are charged at 1 credit per second of generated video. You see the exact cost before you confirm.
- What if a transition fails?
- MiniMint auto-refunds credits when a transition fails to render so you're never charged for unusable output.
- Which logo do the transitions use?
- Either a concept you saved in the Logo Studio, or an image you upload — PNG, JPG or WebP, at least 300px on the short side, with an aspect ratio between 0.5 and 2.0. The same logo can be reused on every clip you brand.
More questions? Visit the full MiniMint FAQ.
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