Outro Maker

Create an outro with space for suggested videos, a Subscribe prompt, your logo, text, and music. Add it to the end of your YouTube video, then export or publish it from your browser.

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How to Make an Outro

Upload Your Video

Upload your video from your computer, phone, or cloud storage, or paste a link to import it. Add it to the timeline and move the playhead to where you want the outro to begin.

Create Your Outro

Add text, your logo, music, and a Subscribe animation. Use shapes or graphics to plan where suggested videos will appear when you set up the end screen on YouTube.

Export or Publish

Preview the ending and check that every element stays visible. Export the finished video or publish it directly to YouTube after connecting your account.

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Leave Room for the Next Video

Use shapes to plan where YouTube's suggested-video elements will appear. Add arrows or text to guide viewers toward those areas without covering the rest of your outro.

Ask Viewers to Subscribe

Add a short subscribe prompt near the end of your video. Use animated text, stickers, or ready-made motion graphics to make the next step easy to notice.

Keep Your Channel Recognizable

Add your logo to the video, then include your channel name, colors, and fonts. Reuse the same design across your videos so each outro feels connected to your channel.

End With Music, Credits, or Bloopers

Add background music, closing credits, or a short blooper reel. Adjust the timing on the timeline and fade the audio out for a smoother ending.

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An outro is usually around 10 to 20 seconds long. Keep it short enough to hold viewers' attention while leaving time for a closing message, suggested videos, and a Subscribe prompt.

A good outro gives viewers a clear next step. Add spaces for suggested videos, a Subscribe prompt, and recognizable elements such as your logo, channel colors, or closing music without making the screen feel crowded.

Thank viewers for watching, invite them to subscribe, and point them toward another relevant video. Keep the message short and match it to the actions displayed on your end screen.

Yes, keep the outro in your project and duplicate it when you start another video. You can replace the main footage or update the closing message without recreating the entire ending.

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