Best Outro Makers

So you've got your YouTube channel up and are gaining subscribers, but want to make your videos look more professional. If you want to learn how to make a YouTube outro to give your videos a higher production value, then this post is for you. There is a lot of software that can function as a YouTube outro maker, but we've assembled 9 of the best to help narrow your search down. Of course, the products could be used to make an intro as well.

You can also check out a video about Movavi Video Suite – a set of programs for video editing, screen recording, and multimedia conversion:

Whether you have money to spend or are looking for a free outro maker, there's likely something on this list for you. We should stress that these products are not listed in any particular order. Each of these has strengths and weaknesses, and all of them are great products. Hopefully, these mini-reviews will help you decide which outro maker app is best for your own needs.

Movavi Video Editor is a full-fledged video editing program for Mac and Windows. The Plus version comes with object editing features that allow you to use keyframe animation to easily create things like intros and outros. Because it is a full editor, it is not limited to creating your intros and outros. Using one piece of software for editing both the meat of your video and its bookends can help streamline your process. Movavi Video Editor has a free trial available and costs $79.95 after the free trial is up. You can optionally purchase additional effects to enhance the production of your videos. The software is available in 12 languages.

Pros:

• Wide variety of video editing tools

• Many additional effects

• Intuitive interface

Cons:

• The trial version adds a watermark to the output videos

This is an online tool, so it will work on just about any device with a web browser. It allows you to create videos using your own text and photos inside of a variety of professionally designed templates. This free outro maker will create your video without watermark so your final render will not end up making your YouTube video look unprofessional. The app is very simple to use, so you will not need to have any video experience to create your intro or outro. That simplicity comes at the cost of flexibility, though. If you have a very specific idea in mind for your video, some of the other options might suit you better.

Pros:

• It’s free

• Easy-to-use due to many templates available

Cons:

• It’s hard to make a unique outro with the app

This online app can be a bit hard to figure out. With the steeper learning curve comes much more flexibility than the previous online offering, LightMV. Panzoid is community-based, so many of the templates have been made by a creator like you who has visited the site, rather than a professional. There are plenty of professional quality offerings though. The site allows you to create your intro or outro by using a selection of 3-d layers. This gives it a fairly unique workflow that quite efficient once you get the hang of it. Like LightMV, Panzoid is free to use and does not put any watermarks on your exported project.

Pros:

• Allows its users to make a highly personalized outro

• The app doesn’t put a watermark on the video

Cons:

• Steep learning curve

• Most templates are made by users, not professionals

Another web-based offering is Biteable. They have a library of stock footage and allow you to import your own clips and pictures. Like the other online offerings, they have a selection of templates for you to choose from to help get you started quickly. After you have created your video with your chosen template, whatever footage you have decided to use, and picked a piece of music from their library to add to it, you can download it to add to the end of your YouTube videos. Like the other web-based options, you can also share the video directly to a number of social media sites. Biteable is free to use after you have signed up for an account.

Pros:

• Has a stock footage library

• Web-based app

Cons:

• Requires users to sign up

Unlike some of the other options on this list, WoFox has an option specifically designed to make outros and end screens for YouTube videos. The web-based offering provides you with a number of outro specific templates that are available in several aspect ratios to perfectly match with your video. In addition to the outro specific features, they have a large range of other video and motion features that can aid you in crafting your YouTube videos. This feature-rich service has a free tier, but also offers premium features that come with a monthly fee. The fee starts at $10/month when paid yearly and goes all the way up to $30/month for the highest tier. If you opt to pay monthly instead of yearly, the costs are $15-35.

Pros:

• Specifically designed for YouTube videos

Cons:

• Advanced features require subscription

This web app does not have specific options for outros but can be used to create simple ones, or for creating intros. If used for outros, you will be missing out on outro specific options such as end cards. Renderforest is more than an online video editor though. They offer a logo making software and a website creator as well. Although they have a free option, it is limited to exporting 360p video with a watermark. The option to get higher resolutions comes at a price. You can opt to pay as little as $9.99/month to get 5 720p videos or as much as $59.99/month for unlimited 1080p videos. Alternatively, you can purchase a single video. That will set you back as little as $9.99 for a single, unwatermarked 360p clip or as much as $19.99 for a 1080p video with no watermark.

Pros:

• Full-scale online video editor

Cons:

• Doesn’t have special features for making outros

• Free version has a lot of limitations

As the name implies, Tube Arsenal was created with YouTube branding videos in mind. You can use this online app to create your own intro and outros for YouTube complete with end cards for the outros. The site has a large selection of professionally designed templates for you to choose from. You can edit the templates to better match the branding of your channel. During the editing process, the videos will have a watermark on them. In order to remove the watermark and use your creation in your YouTube video, you'll need to pay a one-time fee for each video. Most of the templates cost $9 for the 720p version and an additional $4 if you would like a 1080p version.

Pros:

• It’s easy to create your own outro with it

• Many templates designed specifically for YouTube

Cons:

• You have to pay to remove watermark from each video

This is another premium online offering. MotionDen offers a large collection of templates that are very professional looking. A great feature is that they offer a large number of 3d templates, which can add an extra bit of professionalism to the result. The templates are easy to customize and are broken down into logical categories that make it easy to find what you are looking for. There are two ways you can pay for the service. You can choose to pay $9 per video to remove the watermark and get a basic HD version to use in your YouTube video or you can choose to pay $39/month to download unlimited, watermark-free, full HD videos.

Pros:

• Large number of professional templates

• Templates are easy to customize

Cons:

• Requires payment to remove watermark

• Outro templates are not made with YouTube videos in mind

The name of this web-based offering is a clue that they focus mainly on intros, but those can be used for outro videos as well if your needs are basic. The site has its templates searchable by a variety of different categories as well as by duration. This makes it relatively easy to find what you are looking for. Pricing for this site is $5 for a 720p clip.

Pros:

• Wide variety of templates

Cons:

• This web app is designed mostly for intros

We would love to have you try Movavi Video Editor. When you try the free trial download, we think you'll find the software to be a great one-stop solution for your entire YouTube video creation pipeline.

Even if you already know how to make an outro, you might be interested in making the process of video creation easier. Here is a list of websites where you can download free outro templates.

• IntroCave

• Velosofy

• Renderforest

• OutroMaker

• Editorsdepot

• EnvatoElements

• Snappa