Choose the job
Decide whether the clip introduces the topic or closes with a next step. Supply the exact wording.
Create a Branded Intro or Outro for Your Video
Keep your brand assets and exact wording intact in an opening that sets the context or a closing clip with a clear next step.
Upload brand images, then add the exact title or closing message and explain where the clip belongs.
The workflow
How it works
Add the brand assets
Upload the logo and supporting images. Specify the background, aspect ratio, and desired pacing.
Review the join
Check the first and final frames, reading time, and transition into the main video.
Overview
Give the beginning and ending different jobs
An intro identifies the topic and brand before the main content. An outro closes the explanation and tells the viewer what to do next. Neither needs to repeat the whole video.
TapVid is an Explainer Video Engine. Use your approved title, logo, and visuals to make a standalone opening or closing clip, then place it with the main video in your editing workflow.
Why TapVid
Frame the message without changing it
Open with context
Name the topic so viewers know what the main video will explain.
End with one action
Use one approved closing line instead of a crowded list of requests.
Preserve the brand
Keep the supplied logo and visuals intact through the scene.
Allow reading time
Ask for a final hold and review it on the screen size your audience uses.
Update the right clip
Change an episode title or closing message without rebuilding the main explanation.
Use cases
Consistent openings and endings for a series
Product tutorials
Introduce the exact feature taught in the episode.
Customer webinars
Create a branded opening and an approved follow-up message.
Agency video series
Give related client videos a consistent signature.
Questions & answers
Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. State which clip you need and supply its exact text. Generate the other separately if its message differs.
- No automatic batch attachment is promised here. Create the clip, then assemble it with the main video in your editing workflow.
- Keep the opening brief and give the closing text enough reading time. Preview it with the main video before deciding.
- Clickable end-screen elements are configured in YouTube, not embedded in the video pixels. Leave space in the visual if you plan to add them.
- A logo reveal focuses on the mark. This workflow also sets episode context or delivers a closing instruction.
- This page does not promise native editing-project files. Check the app for currently available video exports.
- Yes. Supply the replacement text and revise the closing scene. Check its reading time again.
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Plans & credits
Simple, credit-based pricing
Simple videos use about 4 credits per second: about 120 credits for 30 seconds or 240 for a minute. Cinematic scenes use more. These are display estimates; use the credit quote shown in the app before generation.
Pro
$49/mo
2,000 credits / mo
Max
$99/mo
6,000 credits / mo
Ultra
$199/mo
14,000 credits / mo