YouTube End Screen Maker
A YouTube end screen is where the next view comes from — two video slots and a subscribe spot in the YouTube safe area, on the watch page, in search and on the home feed. This page opens the Studio with End Screen Maker already set to the YouTube end screen size — 16:9 · 1920×1080 — so the only decision left is what goes on it.
The look YouTube subscribers expect from a YouTube end screen is bold, high-contrast and readable at phone size, and the preset leans that way; change one field and it leans somewhere else. A Standard run of a YouTube end screen is cheap enough to try three versions, and the one you keep can be re-run at Pro before upload.
What this fixes
- Your YouTube end screen is the last frame of the video with cards pasted over it
- The YouTube end screen elements do not line up with anything in the background
- You skip the YouTube end screen because designing one felt like a project
- The YouTube end screen looks like a different brand than the thumbnail
The workflow
Open End Screen Maker preset for YouTube at 16:9 · 1920×1080
Fields that matter for a YouTube end screen are already chosen; fill in the words and run.
End Screen MakerMake the YouTube thumbnail with the same theme words
The YouTube end screen and the thumbnail should read as one channel.
YouTube Thumbnail MakerQuestions
Does the YouTube end screen include the actual videos?
No — it draws the empty, outlined slots where the YouTube video elements and subscribe button go; you add the elements in the YouTube editor and they line up.
Which size does the YouTube end screen come out at?
16:9 · 1920×1080 — the YouTube end screen tool is locked to that ratio; use Reframe on the result for any other platform.
Do I need a subscription for a YouTube end screen?
No — sign in, spend the 4 free credits on a Standard YouTube end screen run, and buy a $4.99 pack of 250 credits if you want more. Monthly plans are there when the YouTube end screen becomes a weekly habit.
YouTube End Screen Maker
Open with these settings