What should a farewell video include?
Photos from their time with you, a few short messages from colleagues or friends, one or two shared jokes and a closing good-luck line. A song underneath ties it together.
Free · made on your device · no watermark
Gather the photos, a handful of goodbye messages and the in-jokes, then turn them into a short film they can take with them.
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A farewell video is a short goodbye film, usually two to four minutes, that strings together photos and messages from the people someone is leaving behind. Choose a farewell template, add the pictures and clips you have gathered, write a send-off line and export an MP4 to play at the leaving drinks or send on their last day.
It works for a colleague changing jobs, a friend emigrating, a neighbour moving away or a class saying goodbye to a classmate. Everything is put together in your browser, so the office photos and personal clips never leave your computer, and the finished file carries no watermark.
Saying goodbye after a whole career rather than a job? The retirement video page is written for that, and the group thank you video guide covers collecting clips from a team without the person finding out.
Open Templates and look through the colleagues and teams designs. Keep Format on Landscape 16:9 for a screen at the leaving do, or pick Vertical 9:16 if it will be watched on phones.
Press Add photos or clips and bring in team photos, snaps from trips and the short goodbye clips people sent you. Pick them in an order that starts light and ends warm; a scene can still be dragged along the strip of scenes later.
In Text, put a headline such as “Good luck in Glasgow” and sign it from the team, the floor or the whole office.
Choose a track with Add music, watch it through with Play, then press Export video and Download video.
Open one to start; every word, photo and the shape can be changed. All colleagues and teams templates
A sunny, silly leaving video with a paper plane, postage-stamp photos and a big “good luck”
A slow sunset gradient, a rising sun and flowing script for a warm happy-retirement film
Kraft card, parcel twine and a handwritten luggage tag to wish someone well on their next adventure
A polished navy widescreen film with a split-screen photo spotlight for employee appreciation
Charcoal and champagne with an italic serif, for a measured, sincere thank-you to a manager
Gold foil on cream with an award rosette and glitter for a work anniversary or long-service thank-you
Black, lime and hot pink with huge kinetic type for Employee Appreciation Day on social
Midnight indigo, fireworks and a confetti cannon to thank a team after a launch or a big win
In British offices the usual send-off is a leaving card passed round the desks, with a collection for a present. A leaving video does the same job with more life in it: faces and voices instead of rushed signatures, and something the person can watch again on a bad day in the new job.
Open with their first-day photo or their old lanyard picture and close with a recent one. It gives a short film a sense of time without any narration.
One line each from the team, put up as text: the biscuit tin, the spreadsheet wizardry, the Monday-morning weather report. Specific details make it theirs.
End on the new city, the new job or the new chapter, with a good-luck line rather than a sad one. A farewell lands better when it looks forward.
Two to three minutes is right for most goodbyes; past five, people start checking their phones. Play it near the end of the leaving drinks, after the speeches, then send the MP4 so they keep a copy. If they are leaving abruptly, a 30-second version sent on their last morning is still worth making.
Photos from their time with you, a few short messages from colleagues or friends, one or two shared jokes and a closing good-luck line. A song underneath ties it together.
Yes. The colleagues and teams designs under Templates are free to use, with no account and no watermark. Every word and photo can be changed.
Set up a private group chat or a shared folder that leaves them out, give everyone a deadline a few days before the last day, and ask for clips under twenty seconds. Then add them all here.
It can be, especially for a team spread across sites. Plenty of offices do both: the card and present on the day, the video sent the same evening.
Yes. Pick a warm template, use photos from your years together and finish with their new city in the headline. A Vertical 9:16 version is easy to watch on a phone after the flight.
No. The video is made inside your browser and nothing you add is sent to us, so work photos and personal clips stay on your device.