What you get
- A 1920x1080, 30 fps MP4 of 6 to 8 seconds
- A HyperFrames project with the filter stack and satellite table
- A handoff note with the rupture frame and both legibility snapshots
- Optional PopNow music bed, rupture sound and colour-field plate
Good for
- Closing a product film or ad on your logo
- A standalone brand sting or a looping screen ident
- Teams that want a premium reveal without 3D software
Not for
- Explaining a product or carrying a message; there is no copy before the burst
- Brands without a real vector mark
- Opening a film; it is built to be the last thing seen
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Liquid Logo Reveal Sting" (liquid-logo-reveal) for this: Make a 7-second outro for Lumen Notes from ./brand/mark.svg on a near-black ground with amber, plum and teal fields.
In a coding agent
/popnow-liquid-logo-reveal Make a 7-second outro for Lumen Notes from ./brand/mark.svg on a near-black ground with amber, plum and teal fields.
Then try
Add a short music bed with the hit on the burst, and tell me the credit cost first.
The mark is still readable just before the burst. Push the distortion further.
What to have ready
- Your mark and wordmark as vector files you own
- A ground colour and three field colours
- The canvas, and whether it closes a longer film
- Node.js 22+ and FFmpeg
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Questions
Why can't the logo be read before it bursts?
The burst is the payoff. If viewers can already read the mark inside the bead, the reveal has nothing to give, so the skill tests the frame just before the burst and raises the distortion until the mark is only a shape.
Does it need 3D software or an AI model to draw the logo?
No. The liquid is SVG blur, alpha contrast and displacement filters driven by GSAP and rendered by HyperFrames. Your official artwork is what lands at the end.
Will the render match the preview?
Yes. Every turbulence filter carries a seed and every satellite position, size and launch vector comes from a written table, so parallel render workers draw identical frames.
What does PopNow add?
Optional sound: a short instrumental with its impact on the burst, a glassy rupture effect generated from the silent render, and an abstract colour-field background plate. Each is quoted in credits before anything runs.