Branded videos that end on your real logo
Add your brand and a video made from your pictures becomes a branded video: it opens on a generated frame in your brand's look and closes on an end card with your real logo in the centre. The logo is your own file, placed as it is - never redrawn by the AI.
- frames added: an opening and an end card
- 2
- real logo file, centred on the end card
- 1
- credits per started 5 seconds
- 150
Branded video, step by step
Publish your guidelines
Set up the brand in Melon Cut Guidelines with its logo, colours and fonts, and publish it. Its @username is how Design finds it.
Add the brand and pictures
In a video chat, type the @username in the Brand chip and attach the pictures the video should be made from.
Make the video
Describe the motion and run it. The video gets an opening frame in your brand's look and an end card with your logo in the centre.
Your logo, not a drawing of it
The AI is never asked to draw your logo. The end card carries your actual logo file, centred, and it is never recoloured or stretched, so the last thing viewers see is exactly the mark they know.
Guided by your brand guidelines
The brand's published guidelines - its instructions, its most relevant assets and its fonts - guide what is generated. That is how the opening frame and the end card come out looking like the rest of your content.
What it costs
A branded video uses 150 credits for every started 5 seconds, against 60 for a video without a brand. The studio shows the cost of each run, with your balance, before it starts.
One brand across stills and video
The same @username keeps your pictures, posts and stories on-brand, with your real logo placed on each. A campaign's videos and stills can come from one chat and one set of guidelines.
Branded video: the details
- Needs
- A brand with published guidelines in Melon Cut Guidelines
- Made from
- Your pictures: first, last and keyframes
- Opening
- A generated opening frame
- Closing
- An end card with your real logo, centred
- Credits
- 150 per started 5 seconds
Can AI videos include my logo?
Yes. Make a video from pictures with your brand added and it ends on a card with your real logo file in the centre. The AI never draws the logo itself.
Do I need Melon Cut Guidelines?
Yes. Design reads the brand's published guidelines by its @username. Melon Cut Guidelines has a free plan that works with Design; see the pricing page for what each plan includes.
Why does a branded video use more credits?
It adds an opening frame and an end card with your logo, and it is guided by your brand's guidelines. It uses 150 credits per started 5 seconds instead of 60.
Works well with
- On-brand content On-brand AI images Your guidelines and your real logo on every picture.
- Video Image to video Photos in, video out: first frame, last frame and keyframes.
- Video Social media video maker Vertical 1080 × 1920 videos, hook first, clear of the buttons.
- Edit images Logo watermark Your logo in 9 positions, sized and faded as you choose.
People also ask
- Video Can AI videos include my logo? Yes, but it should be your real logo file, not one the AI draws: video models can distort letters and shapes. In Melon Cut Design, add your brand's @username to a video made from pictures and it becomes a branded video, with a generated opening frame and an end card showing your real logo file, centred.
- Pricing and credits How many credits does an AI video cost? In Melon Cut Design an AI video costs 60 credits for every started 5 seconds, so a 10-second clip costs 120 credits. A branded video, made with your brand guidelines, costs 150 credits per started 5 seconds. The studio shows the exact cost before you start, and the rate is the same whichever video model you pick.
- Social media How do I keep social media posts on-brand? Write the rules down and apply them every time: the same colours, fonts, logo placement and tone of voice on every post. Brand guidelines make that possible. In Melon Cut, publish your guidelines in Melon Cut Guidelines, then type your brand's @username in Melon Cut Design: its colours, fonts and style guide every post, and your real logo file is placed on it.
Try it on your next post
An opening frame and a logo end card, from your guidelines.