Free end screen maker
The last few seconds of a video, designed — next video, handle, and the ask, on every platform's frame.
In short
An end screen is the last stretch of a video where you point at the next thing. This makes one in the browser for each platform's shape: a YouTube end card that leaves room for the clickable elements, a vertical end panel for TikTok and Reels, and plain sign-off plates for Facebook and X. Type the next video's title and your handle, set your colours, and export. Free is 720p at 30 fps with a watermark; a paid plan removes it and adds transparent MOV so your own footage keeps running underneath.
- 6
- Animations here
- 299
- In the library
- MP4, GIF, MOV
- Export
- 16:9 · 4:5 · 1:1 · 9:16
- Ratios
- 720p to 4K
- Resolution
- In the browser
- Editing
What you get
Laid out around each platform's interface
The YouTube version keeps the clickable element areas clear; the vertical ones keep the caption and action rail clear.
One ask, not three
Every end screen here carries a single call to action, because that is the one that gets acted on.
Reusable across the whole channel
Export it once, re-export when the next-video title changes. The design stays put, which is what makes it recognisable.
Free to build
Make it, watch it, then decide about the watermark.
The animations
End cards and sign-off panels for every platform's frame.
How to make an end screen
- 01
Pick the platform's shape
A 16:9 end card with room for YouTube's elements, or a 9:16 panel for a vertical video where there are no clickable cards to leave room for.
- 02
Say what happens next
One next video, or one ask. Two competing calls to action in the last five seconds get you neither.
- 03
Export and place it last
MP4 over your outro, or a transparent MOV if you want to stay on camera behind it.
What free gets you
Free plan
720p at 30 fps, one brand kit, watermark on the export.
Paid plan
No watermark, transparent MOV, up to 60 fps and up to 4K.
Ratios
16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for a feed.
Length
Five to twenty seconds, depending on the platform's end screen window.
Questions
Will it cover YouTube's own end screen elements?
Not if you use the YouTube versions as drawn — they leave the areas YouTube places its clickable elements in clear, so the artwork frames them rather than sitting under them.
Can I stay on camera behind the end screen?
Yes, on a paid plan. Export MOV with a real alpha channel and the panel composites over your footage with nothing behind it.
Does a vertical video need an end screen?
It does not get clickable elements, but the last second still decides whether somebody taps your handle or scrolls on. A plain sign-off with your handle is worth the two seconds.
What does the free plan export?
720p at 30 fps with a watermark, from the free animations. Paid removes the watermark and raises it to 4K at up to 60 fps.
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