YouTube outros · intro stings · end screens · streams
Describe the mood of your channel and get an original instrumental outro, or a short intro sting to match. Set an exact length for your end screen, download the MP3 and drop it into your editor.
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Quick answer
To make outro music, describe your channel's mood, two or three instruments, a tempo and how the track should end, then generate an original instrumental and download the MP3. In Kenerate AI's Music Studio, ElevenLabs Music sets an exact length such as 20 seconds for an end screen; Ken Music 1 makes quick clips of about 30 seconds.
Listen first
Real, unedited outro music from two engines: a lo-fi end screen, a travel vlog fade, an indie-pop sign-off, a gaming outro and a 10-second YouTube intro sting.
Made with ElevenLabs Music v2.5 · Exact 20 s file; the music stops cleanly at about 16.5 s
PromptYouTube video outro music, warm upbeat lo-fi hip hop, mellow Rhodes chords, soft vinyl crackle, relaxed boom-bap drums, friendly and steady, room to talk over a subscribe screen, clean ending on the last bar, 88 bpm, instrumental
Made with ElevenLabs Music v2.5 · Exact 30 s, fades out over the last 4 s
PromptCinematic outro for a travel vlog, soft piano motif, warm strings swelling, gentle acoustic guitar, hopeful and reflective, slow gentle fade-out at the end, 76 bpm, instrumental
Made with Ken Music 1 · Asked for about 20 s, ran 28.6 s, fades out
PromptVideo outro theme, bright indie pop guitar riff, handclaps, light tambourine, punchy kick, cheerful and confident, ends on a big final chord that rings out, 120 bpm, instrumental
Made with Ken Music 1 · Asked for about 20 s, ran 25.8 s, hard stop at 23 s
PromptGaming channel outro, energetic synthwave, driving arpeggiated bass, punchy electronic drums, bright retro lead, ends on a hard stop with a short reverb tail, 128 bpm, instrumental
Made with ElevenLabs Music v2.5 · Exact 10 s file; a 4 s sting that rings out
PromptShort YouTube channel intro sting, bright modern pop, quick rising synth swell into a punchy drum fill and a catchy four-note synth hook, ends cleanly on a hit, 124 bpm, instrumental
How to
Step 1
It starts in Instrumental mode from this page, so no vocals compete with your sign-off.
Step 2
ElevenLabs Music for an exact 10, 15 or 20 seconds; Ken Music 1 for a quick clip of about 30 seconds.
Step 3
Channel type, mood, two or three instruments, a tempo, and how it should end: a final hit or a fade.
Step 4
Play each one under your end screen and keep the one that ends where your video does.
See it in the app
Open Music Studio and pick a song from a prompt, a song from your lyrics, or an instrumental.
Prompt & lyrics to song, instrumentals, models, your tracks & chat
Chapters
Engines
Facts from the app's engine list.
ElevenLabs
Best for
Set the exact duration; clean studio mix
Kenerate
Best for
Quick clips — hooks, jingles, intros
Kenerate
Best for
Default engine: full songs with vocals in any language; can take an image as inspiration
MiniMax
Best for
Follows [Verse]/[Chorus] section tags closely
Prompt recipe
Each opens the Music Studio in Instrumental mode. Change the instruments and tempo to suit your channel.
Lo-fi end screen
Warm lo-fi YouTube outro, mellow Rhodes chords, vinyl crackle, relaxed boom-bap drums, clean ending on the last bar, 85 bpm
Vlog fade-out
Cinematic vlog outro, soft piano, warm strings, gentle acoustic guitar, hopeful, slow fade-out at the end, 80 bpm
Gaming outro
Energetic gaming outro, synthwave bass arpeggio, punchy electronic drums, bright retro lead, ends on a hard stop, 128 bpm
Stream ending
Chill stream ending music, dreamy synth pads, soft hip hop beat, steady and calm with no big changes, 90 bpm
YouTube intro
Short YouTube channel intro sting, bright pop, rising synth swell, punchy drum fill, catchy synth hook, ends on a hit, 124 bpm
Corporate sign-off
Clean corporate video outro, light piano, muted guitar, soft claps, confident and friendly, ends on a resolved chord, 110 bpm
Song structure
An outro has one job: carry the end screen, then stop on time.
At 120 BPM each bar lasts two seconds, so these ten bars make a 20-second outro, the longest end screen YouTube allows.
Tempo
Rough starting points. Put the number in the prompt.
70–90 BPM · Mellow keys, soft drums
75–100 BPM · Piano, strings, acoustic guitar
100–120 BPM · Light pop, claps
110–125 BPM · Clean synths, steady beat
120–140 BPM · Synthwave, EDM, big drums
Tips
What to check before you put it on every video.
Match the end screen: YouTube end screens run 5 to 20 seconds, so a 20-second outro covers the longest one.
Ask for the ending you want in the prompt: 'clean ending on the last bar' or 'slow fade-out at the end'.
Check the last seconds: some takes finish early and leave silence — trim it in your editor.
Use the same outro on every upload so viewers learn the sound.
Make the intro sting from the same prompt style so the channel opens and closes alike.
Describe a mood and instruments rather than naming an existing song or artist.
FAQ
9 questions
Most YouTube outros run 5 to 20 seconds, because that's how long an end screen can be shown, according to YouTube Help. A stream ending or a longer sign-off can run 30 seconds or more.
Link to this answerYes. Set ElevenLabs Music to 20 seconds, describe the mood and ask for a clean ending. Our lo-fi demo was made exactly that way: a 20-second file whose music stops at about 16.5 seconds.
Link to this answerYes. Ask for a short 'intro sting' and set 10 seconds on ElevenLabs Music. Our 10-second demo plays a 4-second sting, rings out and ends in silence, so trim the tail in your editor.
Link to this answerYes, with ElevenLabs Music v2.5: exact lengths from 10 seconds up. Ken Music 1 has no exact-length setting: our two Ken Music 1 outros, asked for about 20 seconds, ran 25.8 and 28.6 seconds.
Link to this answerUnder our Terms the music you generate belongs to you, as between you and Kenerate AI, and we claim no intellectual property rights or royalties in it. You can use it in monetised videos, subject to the Terms and the law.
Link to this answerWe can't promise anything about Content ID. The track is newly generated, not taken from a stock library, but you're responsible for making sure your outputs don't infringe anyone's rights, and each platform applies its own rules.
Link to this answerWe can't promise that. Copyright differs by country, and in some, including the United States, material generated purely by AI without enough human creative input may not be protected.
Link to this answerNo. Kenerate has no fade or loop editor, so do this in your video editor. You can ask for 'a slow fade-out at the end' in the prompt, as in our travel vlog demo.
Link to this answerA new account gets free credits, enough for several Ken Music 1 clips at 12 credits each. Exact lengths on ElevenLabs Music cost 225 credits per started minute, so plan on a top-up for those. Downloads have no watermark.
Link to this answerIn depth
What works, what to avoid, and how the pieces fit.
An outro closes the video: it carries your sign-off, sits under the end screen and tells regulars the video is over. YouTube end screens can be added in the last 5 to 20 seconds of a video [1], which is why most outros sit in that range. The music should leave room for your voice and for viewers to read the cards, so a steady groove with few changes works better than a busy track.
Endings are where generated tracks vary most, so ask for one in the prompt and check it. In our five demos:
Channels that open and close with related music sound more finished. Write the intro and outro prompts with the same instruments and tempo, make the intro a 5 to 10 second sting and the outro 15 to 20 seconds, and reuse both on every upload.
'Royalty-free' only means you don't pay per use; it doesn't mean free of all rights [2]. Kenerate's Terms say what you generate belongs to you as between you and us, and we claim no royalties [3]. Purely AI-generated material may not qualify for copyright in some countries, and you're responsible for making sure your outputs don't infringe third-party rights.
By the Kenerate AI teamLast updated and reviewed
We build and run the Kenerate Music Studio. Every demo on this page is a real output of the engine named on it, made from the prompt shown; engine facts were checked against the app's code.
Sources: Kenerate engine list (src/lib/music-models.ts) · YouTube Help — Add end screens to videos · Kenerate AI Terms of Service
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