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How to create youtube outro videos with OutroMaker

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Even though creating an outro video with the OutroMaker is surprisingly simple, here are the basic steps you need to take to create one yourself.

First of all, you will need to login to the application. OutroMaker uses your google/G+ account to connect you with YouTube. 

You will be asked to allow permission to OutroMaker to access your account information.

You will then be presented with your dashboard.

You can use the "Test drive" section to create a quick and simple outro video but the real power of the OutroMaker is its ability to create "tailor made" outro templates. 

This will take you to the next page of the three-step wizard. In the first step, we need to select whether we want to use our own, customized background image or just go with the default background image provided.

If you upload an image for your video template, you need to keep it to a 16:9 ratio to fit the YouTube format appropriate for your end video. If our image's aspect ratio is not exactly 16:9, then we will be presented with a cropping option to adjust it. Since we'll be using the default image, no cropping is required.

Next, we will select a layout from the ones available. If you create your own video template layouts, those will be available here as well.  

This will take us to the next step of the wizard where we will select the videos that will go inside the outro template we have chosen. Just click on the video to select it.

When you select a video, you can see a quick preview of how it will approximately look when done. It is an approximation because we still need to pick the start and end points of the individual videos to select an interesting part of it to show up on our end slate. So we click "Next".

On the third page of the wizard, we select the duration of the produced outro video, and the starting points of each selected video. You should make sure that they point to some interesting part of your video. You can, for example, show how your completed project looks like (which is usually what comes before your outro at the end of each youtube video) or some part of the video with strong, eye catching visuals. 

Your next steps will be to download the produced video, use it with your offline or online video editor (eg, you can append it in your timeline on offline video editors like Sony Vegas, Final Cut or even Windows movie maker or use it with the online youtube video editor to append it after one of your videos).

As soon as your video is ready and uploaded to YouTube, you will want to use the Outro-Annotator tool to add YouTube Annotations and Cards to keep viewers from leaving your channel. It is just a three-click process, saving you the time and frustration involved when adding annotations and cards manually!