End screens that keep viewers watching.

Describe your outro and Snappa generates an end screen with room for your next video.

  • Free plan
  • Upgrade anytime
  • No design skills needed
Watch next
One more lesson
The trail continues
Don’t stop now
Still hungry?
Ride on

55,000+ customers served

30,000,000+ graphics made

4.6 on G2

How it works

From outro to end screen in three steps

01

Describe it

Type your channel’s vibe and what the outro should say. The preset sets 1920 x 1080 and keeps room for YouTube’s elements.

02

Snappa generates it

A finished end screen with clear space held for your video and subscribe elements.

03

Refine it your way

Type what to change, or brush a spot that’s hard to describe. New scene, new caption, new layout.

Prompt

End screen for a cooking channel, warm kitchen blur, slots for one video and subscribe, text “Still hungry?”

Still hungry? Next video Sub
edit: “Steamier, more golden”

Built to spec

Designed around YouTube’s elements.

An end screen is a background for clickable overlays: video slots, a subscribe button, a playlist. Most outros bury them in busy art. Snappa holds those zones clear by design, so your elements land readable instead of random.

  • Element-zone layout. Clear space where YouTube overlays clicks.
  • Exact spec. 1920 x 1080, full HD 16:9.
  • 20-second ready. Designed to sit under your outro voiceover.

Sawdust Sundays · thumbnail, banner, end screen

The outro looks like the intro. One channel, one system.

Brand matching

The outro matches the channel.

Your end screen is the last brand impression of every video. Generated from the same references as your thumbnails and banner, it matches the whole channel. One system from click to credits.

Readable type

A caption that closes the loop.

Watch next, subscribe for more, new videos Friday. The end screen caption does its work while your voiceover asks for the click. Snappa renders it clean and readable over any scene.

A caption that sells the click while the voiceover lands.

One evergreen, one special. Swap in seconds when it matters.

Evergreen + specials

One screen for always, one for now.

Most channels need a single evergreen end screen and the occasional special: the finale, the milestone, the collab. Each variant is one prompt, so the outro can keep up with the channel.

Made with Snappa

One prompt each

Watch next
“Woodworking outro, warm workshop blur, two video slots”
One more lesson
“Coding channel outro, calm editor glow”
The trail continues
“Hiking outro, misty ridge, subscribe slot left”
Don’t stop now
“Gaming outro, neon glow, bold call to action”
Still hungry?
“Cooking outro, warm kitchen, serif charm”
Ride on
“Cycling outro, dusk road, condensed type”

“My end screen was a green rectangle for three years. Now it matches the whole channel and took five minutes.”

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“Session time went up when the outro stopped looking like an afterthought. Should have done this ages ago.”

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The craft

What makes an end screen work

20 sec

Design for the outro

End screens show over your last 20 seconds. Calm backgrounds beat busy ones under a voiceover.

2 slots

Offer less, get more

One next video and a subscribe button convert better than a wall of five choices.

Point

Direct the eye

Arrows, gaze, and captions aimed at the video slot lift clicks on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is a YouTube end screen?
End screens are 1920 x 1080, the same 16:9 shape as your thumbnail, shown across the last 5 to 20 seconds of the video. YouTube overlays the clickable elements; your image is the backdrop that frames them. Keep the whole set matching with the thumbnail maker and banner maker.
What goes on an end screen?
Clear zones for one or two video elements and a subscribe button, plus a short caption such as “Watch next.” The best end screens are calm backgrounds that make the clickable elements obvious.
Is an end screen the same as an outro?
The outro is the closing segment of your video; the end screen is the graphic YouTube overlays with clickable elements during it. Snappa makes the end screen image, sized and composed for those elements.
How is Snappa different from AI image generators like Midjourney?
Those tools don’t know where YouTube puts its elements, so the art fights the overlays. Snappa composes around the element zones at the exact spec, with your caption rendered clean and readable.
Is Snappa free?
Yes. Sign up free and put Snappa to work on your outro. The free plan includes 10 credits a month and every feature, and you can upgrade to Pro anytime.

Your next end screen is one prompt away.

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