Nothing you export says Shotbox. The client’s logo, colours and font are the only marks in the video.
Font · Inter Bold
Watermark · Bottom right · 70%
Export .shotboxbrandA tool’s logo or watermark in a delivered video undermines the work. Nothing Shotbox exports says Shotbox.
The client’s look from first frame to last.
Their backdrop and logo on every capture.
Their font, with the spoken word in their colour.
The client’s logo in the corner of every frame, in the size and opacity you choose. Or no watermark at all.
Font · Inter Bold
Watermark · Bottom right · 70%
Export .shotboxbrandLower thirds, openers, end cards and captions in the client’s font and colours.
Screenshots on the client’s brand backdrop, with their watermark.
Cut out the presenter and stand them on the client’s brand backdrop.
Ordinary MP4 and GIF files, ready for the client to publish under their name.
Hi, I'm going to show you how the new dashboard actually, let me start again. The new dashboard turns a week of reports into one screen.
Let's start at the top, with the revenue chart.
Brand captions in the client’s font and colours, timed to the word.
Our new dashboard is live. A week of reports, one screen.
Posted on x.comShow the client’s press and stats as cards in their own colours.
Shotbox adds nothing of its own to exports. Check the watermark setting is what the client wants.
Brand titles and captions use the kit’s font, picked at its normal width.
If you don’t have a logo file yet, the kit uses the client’s name in their font.
Captures saved straight after you take them are never watermarked; the watermark goes on exports.
Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
Build the client’s kit and export it for the team.
Record and edit six onboarding videos with their titles and captions.
Their logo is the only mark in every frame.
Files ready for the client to publish as their own.
No. Never.
Yes. Turn the watermark off in the kit or per project.
Yes, in every subscription.