HOW TO MAKE A GAMING INTRO FOR FREE 2021

Introduction

Creating an eye-catching gaming intro for your YouTube channel or any other platform is simpler than you might think! In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of making a free intro using Panzoid. This is especially beneficial for small streamers and content creators who want to enhance their videos without breaking the bank.

Step 1: Accessing Panzoid

Start by opening your web browser and navigating to Google. If you've previously looked into creating intros, you might have stumbled upon Panzoid, which is the tool we’ll use today. Once on Google, search for "Panzoid" and visit the website.

Step 2: Choosing Your Template

Once you’re on the Panzoid homepage, click on "Creations," which you can find on the top navigation bar.
Here, you can explore various templates by browsing through trending, latest, and top options, or you can use the search bar to find specific themes, such as "Stranger Things."

Let’s select a template for this tutorial; once you find one you like, click on it. You’ll be directed to a new page where you can decide if you want to change templates. If you’re satisfied with your choice, proceed by clicking “Open in Clipmaker.”

Step 3: Editing the Template

You might find the interface a bit overwhelming at first. Don’t worry! Click the eyeball icon on the left to revert the view to a normal display. You can then preview the intro to ensure it resonates with your style.

Next, focus on the "Objects" section to edit the text in the template. Locate any text placeholders that say "Template" and replace them with your desired text (e.g., your name or channel title).

Search through the layers and replace instances of "template":
- For example, change “template” to “Hey Tex” in all necessary spots.
Double-check to ensure all occurrences of the text have been updated.

Step 4: Rendering Your Intro

Once you’ve customized the text, you’re ready to download your creation. Look for the download button, and you can select between MKV or WebM formats. For good quality in a reasonable timeframe, “Balanced” is recommended; however, if you want the best quality and don’t mind waiting longer, go for the higher quality option.

Click “Start Video Render.” The rendering process may take a few moments, depending on your settings. Once completed, click to download your video file. If you are using Chrome, it should appear in your downloads at the bottom of the page.

Step 5: Convert Your Video

If you encounter issues playing the rendered video in your editing software, it may be due to the file format. To resolve this, you’ll need to convert the video into a more compatible format like MP4.

Open a new tab and search for “video converter.” A suitable option is Zamzar.
Drag your rendered file (e.g., MKV) into Zamzar, select MP4 as the output format, and then click “Convert.”
After a brief wait, download your MP4 file, and you're all set! You can now use this intro in your video editing software.

Conclusion

Now you have a customized intro that you can use in your videos, potentially enhancing their appeal and professionalism. Don’t forget to subscribe for more content aimed at helping content creators grow their channels. And feel free to share your thoughts or requests for further tutorials in the comments section!

Keywords

Panzoid
Gaming intro
YouTube channel
Free template
Video converter
MKV to MP4
Video editing software

FAQ

1. What is Panzoid?
Panzoid is an online platform that allows users to create customized video intros and other animations.

2. Is there a cost to using Panzoid?
No, Panzoid is completely free to use for creating intros and other video components.

3. What file format should I use for my intro?
For better compatibility with video editing software, it is recommended to convert your intro to MP4 format.

4. Can I use any template for my intro?
Yes, you can choose from a variety of templates available on Panzoid, or search for specific themes to match your content.

5. How can I get help if I encounter issues during the process?
You can refer to video tutorials, community forums, or FAQs on Panzoid for assistance with any problems you might face while creating your intro.