How to add a title card or end card to a video

Ask Recut for "an end card that says Try it free and our web address" and attach the video. It makes the card as a short clip, with an optional logo, a title, a line under it and a footer on a solid colour, matched to your video's frame, and joins it on.

Step by step

1. Attach the video and the logoThe logo is optional.
2. Say the wordsA title (a name or a question), a line under it, and a footer such as a web address.
3. Say the lookBackground colour, text colour and footer colour, and how long it stays on screen (2.5 seconds by default).
4. Run the planMaking the card and joining it run on your device. Recut copies the video's frame size so the join adds no bars.

What Recut does

The card is drawn as an image and turned into a clip of the length you ask for. It can copy the frame of a clip you give it, or take the shape of a platform (9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts) when the video will be exported for one.

Title cards at the start work the same way, and are a quick hook: put the question your video answers on the first two seconds.

Tips

• Recut's built-in "Result first, ready to post" template already sizes a video for a platform, captions it and adds an end card in one plan.
• Keep footer text short: a web address or one call to action.

What it doesn't do

• Cards are still, with no motion graphics or animated text.
• The background is a solid colour, not a picture or a video.

Related guides

• How to merge video clips into one videoAttach your clips, say the order, and Recut joins them into one video fitted to one size, even when the clips differ in shape or have no sound.
• How to add a logo or watermark to a videoAttach a video and a logo, and Recut places the logo in a corner or the centre at the size and opacity you choose. Runs on your device.
• How to make a product video ad from one photoRecut's Product shot to ad template turns one product photo into three lifestyle shots and a captioned hero video with an end card.