How to Brand 360 Booth Videos With Custom Overlays, Intros & Outros

Branded videos are what separate a $350 booking from a $1,500 one. Corporate clients don't buy spins — they buy their logo on every clip guests post.

The three branding layers

• Overlay: a transparent PNG that sits on top of the whole video — logo in a corner, event name arched at the top, sponsor lockup at the bottom.
• Intro: a 1–2 second opening card (event title, date, hashtag) that plays before the spin.
• Outro: a closing card — perfect for a sponsor logo, your booking URL, or a "book your own event" tag that markets your business on every shared video.

Design specs that work

• Match your recording orientation and resolution (e.g. 1080×1920 for portrait) so nothing stretches.
• Keep critical elements away from the outer 10% of the frame — some platforms crop shared videos.
• Export overlays as PNG with transparency; white-on-shadow text survives both dark dance floors and bright daylight.
• Free tools are enough: Canva or Figma both export transparent PNGs at custom sizes.

Set it up in BoothLab

1. Design your overlay PNG (and optional intro/outro clips) and save them to your iPhone.
2. In BoothLab's event settings, add the overlay, intro, and outro.
3. Add the client's music track to complete the branded preset.
4. Record a test spin — the rendered video comes out fully branded, ready for QR delivery. No post-event editing, ever.

Charging for branding

Line-item it: "Custom event branding — $150–$300" for private events, more for corporate where the overlay carries sponsor logos. The setup takes you minutes; the perceived value is an edited, agency-grade deliverable. See what to charge for full package math.

Design once. Brand every video.

BoothLab renders your overlays, intros, outros, and music into each clip automatically. Free download.