A quick test for your brief, built for a made up channel so nothing of yours is used: a cheeky, slightly unhinged intro, an outro with a subscribe button that actually gets clicked, pop up icons with their own sounds, and a fake sponsor spot in the style of an 80s TV ad. No YouTube templates, every element is animated from scratch.
Intro · 5.5 seconds · 1920 × 1080 · sound on
End screen with two slots for YouTube's video elements, then the cursor smashes Subscribe, the bell rings, the like pops a +1 and the comment bubble bounces in. Each beat has its own sound.
The same Subscribe, bell, like and comment animation, exported with an alpha channel so you can drop it over any gameplay, in every video. Here it plays over a moving placeholder; switch to the checkerboard to see the transparency.
Delivered as ProRes 4444 with alpha for your editor and WebM with alpha for OBS. Safari does not show WebM transparency; Chrome, Edge and Firefox do.
An over the top announcer with an infomercial voice sells a snack that does not exist, with cheap VHS graphics on purpose. Then a hard glitch back to the channel, where your own voice asks for likes and subs.
for the complete package, first intro draft within 48 hours, everything within 5 days
Made with Remotion motion graphics, ElevenLabs for the announcer and sound effects. Pixel Goblin and Crunchmaster 3000 are fictional.