- Adding end screens to your YouTube videos
not only looks super cool,
but it also helps you retain your audience.
Because at the end screens you're going
to have call-to-actions where they will click
something like a playlist or a subscribe button
that's actually going to help you retain your viewers.
It's actually going to work a lot in your favor
because YouTube loves to reward channels
for keeping people on their apps.
So when they're bouncing one video to the next,
it's actually going to be able to grow your channel
to each other relevant audiences.
Hi, my name is Brady,
and I'm gonna be showing you guys
how you can actually create your own a super cool end screen
with an online video editor
that's completely free called InVideo.
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With that being said, let's get started.
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First of all, let's all understand that YouTube
actually has its own default end screen templates
where you can actually mix and match them
if you would like.
I'm gonna go ahead
and leave a link to that in the description
so you don't necessarily need to make an end screen.
Having said that, a well-branded, well-designed end screen
is going to significantly prevent drop-offs
and is going to increase click rates on your YouTube video.
All you really have to do is make sure
that the last 10 to 20 seconds
of your video is going to be you asking call-outs,
for example, subscribe to my channel,
click the playlist right here,
or you can just have the text in a graphic based
end screen that will play
after you're done with the video,
as it can be seen in this example.
This is actually super easy to create.
All you have to do is go to invideo.io.
You're gonna see this button that says sign that up.
It's completely free, like I already said.
Go ahead and plug your information in there,
and you're gonna be greeted
with thousands of free templates that are customizable
for all your branding needs.
Colors, fonts, templates, you name it, it's all there.
Once you have signed up,
you're actually gonna be greeted with this screen.
It's gonna say Pre-made Templates.
You can go ahead and search up anything you want,
for example, gaming, music, something like that.
I'm gonna go ahead and go with gaming.
And just hit the search bar,
and you're gonna be greeted with these results.
Once you're scrolling through it
and you've actually found a template you want to use,
all you have to do is click it
and then you'll actually see that it'll bring this menu up.
You just want to hit Use this template,
and it'll actually bring you right into the InVideo editor.
With this end screen, it actually starts off
with like, share and subscribe.
Covers all that, and then you're gonna see
that these are just going to be simple default placeholders.
You could actually feel free to move these boxes around
if you do not like the positioning of them.
I'm gonna show you guys a little bit later on YouTube
how you can actually put things in these boxes
like playlist, next videos, things of that nature.
It is actually worth noting that in those two boxes
you can put tons of different things
for your YouTube end screen:
things like channels, videos, recommended videos,
next videos, the subscribe button.
There are tons of things you can throw in these end screens.
So you really want to think of the most organic way
to actually keep your viewers watching,
things that you know or that you would think
that your viewers would want to actually click on.
You can also go ahead and click on any one
of these elements, and it'll actually bring up
an edit menu on the right side.
For example, this font you can change if you'd want to.
I'm not gonna mess with this template as much
because everything seems to fit pretty well.
But with other templates
things are really, really customizable.
You can also feel free to go
on the left side and add things like stickers
where stickers are going to give other call-to-actions,
let's say, to a different social media page.
There are tons of things
that are really, really plug and play.
Just remember, click on them,
and the edit menu should pop up on the right side.
Once we're done with that,
all you have to do is click Download & Share.
It's gonna bring up this export menu where you click Export.
Then the clip will actually start exporting
for you to download.
And then I'll show you guys how you can actually
put that in your YouTube videos.
All you gotta do is go to your browser.
This is my YouTube channel.
Go to the top right, hit Create, upload a video,
and this is where you're going to actually put your video in
with the outro that you just attached.
And then once you have hit Upload,
you will see that it is uploading in the bottom here.
It says about 27 seconds left.
You can not actually mess with your end screen
until the video is completely uploaded,
so this is where you can do everything else while you wait.
Once you're done adding your details
and the video is done uploading,
you want to click Next once.
This will bring up the monetization page.
Hit Next one more time so you hit the Video elements page.
This is where you'll see it says Add an end screen.
Now you can import it from a video.
This is for when after you are done setting
up your end screen and you don't want
to monkey with it anymore,
and you want every other video to be the exact
same end screen we just did.
So we're not going to worry about this one right now,
but we are going to hit Add.
And you will see that when you hit Add here,
it'll automatically show you some different elements.
You will see that there are tons
of default templates to choose from,
even the one from your latest video.
But if you want to make it completely customizable,
all you have to do is click on this element button here
and you will see that you can add things to your liking.
But I'm going to go with the two videos for my end screen.
When I click this, you will see
that it is automatically imported into the timeline for us,
but it's going to be longer than we actually want.
This actually goes to about 25 seconds
of the ending of our video,
which is where I'm still talking about important stuff.
I do not want these to pop up.
So what I'm going to do is I'm actually going to drag this
until I find the spot where the two white boxes
that we have on our end screen pop up,
so right about here.
But now you can see that nothing actually pops up
until we get to the part where these two white boxes pop up.
The next step, all we have to do is actually
just drag and drop these in to perfect fit it.
Once you're done with that,
all you gotta do is hit Save,
and you will see that the end screen
has a check mark right here.
And all you got to do is hit Next,
go ahead and hit Next again,
and then you can go ahead and publish your video.
The end screen is added perfectly.
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If you guys need any more help with this,
I'm gonna go out and throw a video somewhere up here for you
'cause we have talked about this before.
Oh, with that being said,
I'm Brady with InVideo,
and I'll catch you guys in the next one.
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