YouTube Templates for Every Niche
When the recording stops, the editing starts. With Kapwing’s free YouTube templates, you can minimize the time spent crafting eye-catching intros, outros and more. Each template is designed to highlight videos with a visually appealing design that can be easily customized with your brand in mind.
Whether you’re a fashion vlogger, gamer, or lifestyle YouTuber, there’s a template for you. You’ll find aesthetic youtube intros, animated YouTube intros, and more to support your creative vision. Get started by selecting a template then add your creative flair. No editing experience necessary!
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I upload a YouTube banner?
The easiest way to make a YouTube banner is by uploading a photo saved on your computer to YouTube Studio. You can do this in four steps:
- Sign into your YouTube Studio account.
- Scroll down the left-hand sidebar and click on “Customization.”
- Click on the “Change” button under “Banner image” to pull up File Explorer on your computer.
- Select the photo of your choice to begin uploading.
Are end screens worth it on YouTube?
When done right, YouTube end screens are worthwhile for 3 key reasons: they can increase subscriptions, enhance engagement with the current video, and encourage viewers to watch your other videos. A good end screen incorporates brand imagery, often uses your intro music (though more subtly, as a background layer), and includes a call to action, such as 1 or 2 related video thumbnail links (keep the number low, as too many choices can overwhelm viewers).
What makes a great YouTube thumbnail?
An intriguing thumbnail is like an incredible window display — it catches onlookers’ attention and invites them in. To create a completely customized YouTube thumbnail, you’ll first need to choose a basic image editing software or specialized tools like Kapwing’s YouTube Thumbnail Maker. Craft a high-quality thumbnail by uploading your desired images (e.g., your face, a frame from your video, or other relevant photo) and adding text, graphics, and colors. Finally, upload your new thumbnail in YouTube Studio and make adjustments as needed.