Adding a logo to a video is the simplest branding there is. A small mark in a corner tells everyone who made the clip, even after it has been downloaded, reposted and forwarded a few times. It is also how you watermark your own video with a logo, so a copy that travels still points back to you. In Titro the logo goes on in the same editor as your subtitles and is burned into the same export.
The same tool takes any picture: a logo for the whole clip, a sponsor card for the last seconds, a sticker for one sentence.
How to add a logo to a video in Titro
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Move the playhead
A new picture starts where the playhead is, so go to the moment it should appear. For a logo that stays all video long, go to the very start.
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Tap Image
Pick the picture from your phone. PNG, JPG and WebP work, up to 10 MB. A PNG with a transparent background keeps its transparency, which is what you want for a logo.
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Place it
The picture lands in the top-left corner at about a fifth of the frame width. Drag it where you want it and resize it from its corner.
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Choose when it shows
By default it runs until the end of the video. Switch off Until the end of the video to give it a stretch of its own, then drag its edges on the timeline to trim it, or hold it to move it.
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Pick an effect and the opacity
Choose No effect, Fade, Pulse or Slide, and set the opacity. Tap Done and export.
The logo always sits under the captions
Titro puts pictures on the video before it draws the subtitles. Wherever you place the logo, a caption that crosses it is drawn on top, so a logo never covers a word. You can place it with only the brand in mind and let the subtitles look after themselves.
Positions are stored as a share of the frame, not in pixels. The editor previews a smaller copy of your video and the export runs at the original resolution, and a logo a fifth of the frame wide is a fifth of the frame wide in both. Where you put it in the editor is where the export puts it.
Timing: the whole video or one stretch
A logo usually stays for the whole video. Other pictures belong to a moment: a sponsor card over the last four seconds, a product shot while you name the product, an arrow for the one sentence that needs it. Each picture has its own clip on a timeline lane, so you can see at a glance what shows when.
If you later cut silence and filler words, the pictures move with the cut the way the captions do. A picture that sat entirely inside a part you cut goes with it.
Effects: none, fade, pulse, slide
| Effect | What it does | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| No effect | The picture is simply there for its stretch. | A logo in the corner for the whole video |
| Fade | Fades in over half a second at the start, and out over half a second before the end. | Sponsor cards and end cards |
| Pulse | A gentle breathing scale, about 5% larger and back. | A sticker or a call to action that should catch the eye |
| Slide | Glides in from the nearer side edge over half a second. | A card that arrives with a sentence |
Opacity works with all four. In the app you pick 25, 50, 75 or 100%. Titro Studio on the web has a slider from 10% to 100%. A logo at about three quarters reads as a mark without pulling attention away from your face.
Watermark your own video with a logo
For a watermark that survives reposts, keep it simple: a transparent PNG, one corner, the whole video, opacity around 75%. Choose a corner the platforms leave alone. TikTok and Reels keep their buttons down the right edge and your post text along the bottom, so a top corner is usually the safest place. Crop the file tightly around the logo first. The width counts the whole picture, a wide transparent margin included, so a tight crop shows a bigger logo at the same width.
Free exports carry a small Titro mark at the middle-left of the frame. Paid plans export without it, so your logo is the only mark on the video.
Limits worth knowing
- Up to six pictures per video.
- PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 10 MB each. Very large images are scaled down to 1,600 pixels on the longest side, still enough for a corner of a 4K frame.
- A picture can be anywhere from 4% of the frame width up to the full width.
- If you use the text behind person effect, keep the logo away from the speaker while that title is up. For those seconds the person is laid back over the frame, so the part of a logo that overlaps them disappears.
In the app and in the studio
Pictures work in the Titro app on iPhone and Android and in Titro Studio on the web, where they live in the Images panel (Imazhet). Both editors place them the same way: drag on the video, resize from the corner, hold the clip on the timeline to move it, drag its edges to trim. The studio also lists every picture in the project, which makes a logo easy to find again in a long video.
If you post for several brands, the page for agencies covers the rest of that workflow. Otherwise, the quickest test is your own logo on your next clip. The first video is free up to three minutes.
