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Make Video Endslate or Outro for YouTube

Such as a nice looking YouTube thumbnail, an awesome YouTube intro video all make a professional looking video, it should also end well.

Here in this post, Sandra the Mom Boss shares how to make Endslate or Outro for YouTube which appears at the end of your video

Click on YouTube Studio, select End Screen and Annotations >> Use Template
This instruction is to know the dimensions we will work on in Canva


This template made in Canva will be included in the end of your video. Open you video editor and drag it in the end. The max for endslate or outro is 20 seconds
Going back to YouTube studio, you will be adding elements likes previous video, subscribed button.

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