Video Outros Video Templates

About Video Outros video templates

Video outro templates close a video the way a channel closes every video: a YouTube end screen with watch-next cards, a podcast sign-off with credits, a travel series teasing the next stop, a gaming stream's post-game screen, a recipe card, a tutorial recap, rolling film credits, a vertical follow prompt, a fitness class wrap and a road trip summary. Each runs ten to fourteen seconds over three clips from the channel's own world, with window clips where the next video belongs.

The designs give the last seconds a job. Watch-next cards with window clips, a title and a duration tag slide in from the sides and stay where the platform's end-screen elements sit; a subscribe disc pulses between them with a bell. Credits roll up the frame under a mask, a route draws itself to a pin, stat tiles count the stream, ingredient checkmarks pop one by one, a progress bar fills beside a percent counter, a week strip lights its days under a stepping highlight, pointing hands rise above a follow pill and a tilted polaroid carries a handwritten caption. Counters settle on subscribers, episodes, calories and kilometres, sign-offs type themselves out, and social chips line up the handles.

In the Deus Video editor, rename the channel and the handles, rewrite the card titles, the credits and the sign-off, set every counter, replace the three clips and the window clips with your own footage and drop in your own track; visualizers follow whatever audio you load. Export and cut the outro onto the end of every upload.