Build an end screen that points somewhere.
Edit the words, colors, and element positions on a local 16:9 canvas. Export a clean PNG from this browser without an account, upload, or watermark.
Drag each card on the canvas to change its position.
The guide is excluded from the exported image.
Everything is drawn in this browser. The template and your edits are not sent to this site or a third-party API.
Editable canvas
1920 × 1080 · 16:9 · Page template canvasWhat the YouTube Help page actually says.
These are the published rules this editor can keep visible while you work. The source page describes timing, element count, and video eligibility; it does not publish a pixel dimension for an end-screen artwork file.
Read “Add end screens to videos” · reviewed September 17, 2026Leave the viewer with a clear next move.
Edit the headline and supporting line, choose a color treatment, then drag the editable cards to the positions you want. The guide shows the working canvas only; export removes the guide and saves the artwork as a PNG. The element limit check is an editor aid based on the official standard 16:9 rule, not a promise that every viewer will see an end screen.
Write the next step. Use one clear headline and a supporting line that tells viewers what to do.
Place the cards. Drag each element on the canvas. The editor keeps the layout inside the artwork bounds.
Export the still. Save a PNG of the editable composition. This page does not export a video file.
YouTube outro template FAQ
What can I edit in this YouTube end screen template?
You can edit the headline, supporting line, colors, card labels, and card positions. Drag cards directly on the canvas to place them.
Does this YouTube outro template export a video?
No. It exports one PNG still of the template canvas. The YouTube video and end-screen timing are handled in YouTube Studio.
How many elements can a standard 16:9 end screen use?
YouTube Help says you can add up to four elements to an end screen for videos with a standard 16:9 aspect ratio. The editor keeps its element slots within that published limit.
What is the YouTube end screen size?
The official Help page used here explains timing and element rules but does not publish a pixel dimension for an end-screen artwork file. This page uses a 1920 × 1080 page template canvas, labeled as a page specification.
Does my artwork leave the browser?
No. This page uses a local canvas. It does not upload your edits, ask for an account, call a third-party API, or add a site watermark.