Guide On How To Make Final Screen Outros For YouTube

If you want to learn how to make final screen outros for your YouTube videos. Let's start.

Once Filmora is started, we're now going to the "Elements" tab. We are going to look for "Filmstock" and search for the package that we just downloaded from the social media pack. Well, that’s where we’re going to use templates and edit them for the outros or the final screen.

In this case, you can choose any of these, as all of them are available for you. I'm going to use this for the test. Now if we double-click on the text that we added to the timeline, we will move into the "Advanced" category and edit everything as per needs.

The text you want in your final screen, write it, and perform changes as required. The letters could also be edited and adjusted according to your interest. In this case, I'm only going to edit as a test, but you already know that they do everything at their discretion.

So, we will edit the logos and the accounts of the social networks. How do you like them? I mean. You can always change the text’s font, color, and other aspects. In this case, I will leave it for a practical test.

If you want, add it here on the screen where there is black, and you can choose any video. We're now going to choose the video that we want to put there, and we will place it in the space of the next video in our timeline. In this case, I'm going to choose this.

As a test, we'll go back to the "Effects" and look for an image mask before adding this effect. Well, we’re going to double-click on the video, and we’re going to scale it in such a way that it occupies the black margin. Now we're going to add an image mask here.

We will double-click again on the video, and we are going to provide an effect to it, something like an oval. Hence, it could fit into the shape of a black box or something like that. No, we're going to position it. So, we will click it again, then press "Mask" and select the rectangle.

Again, I'm going to scale, and now the video will move inside the margin. In that case, I'm going to add this image. And again, like previously, we will scale and go to “Effects.” We will then look for the mask image and perform a double-click, and then go to effects and select the shape in this case.

As the shape is oval, so we are going to scale it more or less than the size, something like this so that it remains well inside of the circle below. We are going to give a mask to this circle and also going to scale this image, something like this. So you can edit and add more things according to your liking.

For example, I am going to add this effect only for practical purposes. It's a beam of light in the form of a frame. Well, that’s it.