Its infectious beats and engaging flow create an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation, making it the perfect choice for introducing listeners to fresh and compelling content.
Suitable for travel videos, advertising background, commercial videos, film opener, Youtube, movie intro music, tv show, business videos, viral marketing, interview background, tourism videos, world vision or any other media projects.
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Intro background music for videos, logo reveals, and channel branding
Strong openings set the tone in seconds. This collection of intro background music gives you short, memorable cues that frame a brand, support the first frames as a subtle bed, and lead smoothly into a creator’s voice. Tracks are tight, easy to cut, and sit under visuals without pulling focus.
You will find quick stings, clean bumper songs, and loopable background beds for longer openers. Try
“Badass Life” for crisp logo reveals, or
“Podcast Passages” when you need a smooth 5–15 second intro for a video or podcast. Composers such as
Ihsandincer,
Media Sushi, and
EdRecords
write with edit points in mind, so starts, hits, and endings land where you need them.
Every download includes MP3 and WAV, plus a license PDF for commercial use. If you publish on multiple channels or hand off to an agency, switch on the Hide Content ID filter. If you specifically need no copyright music for YouTube, that setting helps avoid automated claims and keeps reuploads and highlights clean.
FAQ – Intro Music
How long should an intro be for most videos?
Aim for 5 to 15 seconds for YouTube or brand clips. Keep it shorter for shorts and reels, slightly longer if your opener includes a quick voice tag or sponsor line.
What structure works best for logo reveals?
Use a fast rise and a clear hit on the reveal, then a short tail for the transition. A clean button ending feels professional and avoids awkward cuts into the main segment.
How do I keep music from covering my opening line?
Duck the level by a few dB when the voice starts, then let the music fade under the sentence. Choose cues with simple mids and minimal high accents so consonants remain clear.
Should I use a sting or a looped bed?
A sting works for quick branding and bumpers. A short looped background bed helps when you need flexibility, for example variable cold opens or longer sponsor reads before the video begins.
Download royalty free intro background music for any use.