Retro Wave Glitch Reveal
Retro Wave Glitch Reveal
Turn this motion direction into a client-ready, three-concept proposal. Upload a logo, keep this look as your anchor direction, and compare it with two supporting concepts in one workspace.
Client presentations, hero intros, and launch-ready brand motion proposals.
A strong lead direction with enough personality to anchor the full concept set.
Designed to compare quickly, then export a preferred direction for review or delivery.
Get ready to groove with our Retro Wave Glitch Reveal template, where retro meets modern in a spectacular display of '80s graphics. Ideal for any content that requires a punch of past-era pizzazz, this template allows you to easily drop in your logo for an instant throwback feel. Take advantage of this eye-catching opener for trailers, reviews, and social media videos.
Start from this direction and generate your concept set
This page is preloaded with the selected direction, so you can move straight from inspiration into logo upload, concept generation, and client presentation.
3 motion directions for one logo
Generate proposal-ready concepts, compare them side by side, and choose the direction you want to show or deliver.
Minimal Reveal
A clean, restrained reveal built for client proposals, websites, and brand systems that need clarity over spectacle.
This card will become one proposal direction after you generate concepts.
Premium Glow
A more elevated reveal with cinematic light, soft depth, and premium polish for higher-end brand presentations.
This card will become one proposal direction after you generate concepts.
Bold Impact
A stronger, punchier concept with sharper timing and higher contrast for social intros and more energetic brand directions.
This card will become one proposal direction after you generate concepts.
Proposal guidance
Use these three concepts as client-facing directions. Once one is selected, you can treat it as the leading proposal output.
Drop in a clean logo mark, wordmark, or lockup and let the workspace prep it for generation.
Keep this direction as the anchor, then compare it with two supporting concepts in the same proposal set.
Pick a leading direction, open the presentation view, and share a client-ready link.
Explore nearby motion directions
If this direction is close but not perfect, browse adjacent concepts and reopen the workspace from another angle.