How do I make a 1K subscribers thank-you video?
Choose a template, type “1K” as the headline with a short thank-you, add a few of your best moments as photos or clips and export in Vertical 9:16. Post it as a Short, Reel or TikTok.
Free · made on your device · no watermark
Thank you for subscribing: a milestone video for 100, 1K or 10K
Put the number on screen, look back at the posts people loved and thank the followers who got you there, in a clip made for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
Free, no account needed
A “thank you for subscribing” video is a short vertical clip, usually 10 to 30 seconds, that marks a subscriber or follower milestone and thanks the people behind it. Pick a template, make the number the headline, add stills or short clips from your best posts and export a 9:16 MP4 to post as a Short, a Reel, a TikTok or a Story.
There is no watermark from us, so it looks like your own work from the first frame, and nothing is uploaded while you make it. For the end of every video rather than a one-off celebration, make a personalised thanks for watching card instead; for wording, the thank you message ideas have lines you can adapt.
How to make a subscriber milestone video
Pick a template and the shape
Choose a bold design under Templates. Keep Format on Vertical 9:16 for Shorts, Reels, TikTok and Stories, or pick Portrait 4:5 for a feed post.
Put the number on screen
In Text, make the milestone the headline (“1K”, “10,000”) with one line underneath: “Thank you for subscribing.”
Add your favourite moments
Press Add photos or clips for stills or short clips from the videos that took off, your very first post and a photo of you or the team.
Choose a sound
Press Add music under Music for a track you are allowed to use, or export without music and add a sound in the app. Check it with Play.
Export and post
Press Export video for an MP4 (or a GIF to pin in a community post), then Download video, or Share on a phone, and post it as usual.
Thank you for subscribing templates
Open one to start; every word, photo and the shape can be changed. All thanks for watching templates
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Milestone thank-you
Celebrate a follower or subscriber milestone with a huge number, confetti and your photos
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End card with next-video frames
A dark 16:9 end screen with your channel name, a subscribe pill and two frames for your next videos
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See you next time
A waving hand and a warm sign-off on a sunset gradient, with your name underneath
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Vlog sign-off
A vertical sign-off for shorts and stories: your clip full-screen, then a cheery handle card
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GG neon outro
A glowing GG over a drifting synth grid for the end of a stream or gaming video
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The End, on film
An old-cinema title card: sepia flicker, film grain and a classic italic The End
Ideas for 100, 1K and 10K
100 subscribers
Small and personal works best. Thank the first hundred by naming what they did: the comments, the shares, turning up to every upload. A single photo of your set-up and two lines of text is enough.
1K subscribers
Show the journey: the first video next to the latest one, then the moment it took off. Ten to twenty seconds, with the number arriving in the first frame.
10K and beyond
A countdown of the three videos people loved most, a look behind the camera, and a sincere thank-you at the end. Make it feel like a celebration, not a sales pitch.
Making it work on each platform
- YouTube: post the vertical cut as a Short and mention it at the start of your next long video.
- Instagram: share it as a Reel and to your Story, with the number in the cover frame.
- TikTok: keep it under 20 seconds and put the milestone in the first second.
- Facebook and LinkedIn pages: Portrait 4:5 sits better in the feed than vertical.
Thank people first. If you are running a giveaway to mark the milestone, say so at the end and in the caption, not in the opening seconds.
Music and copyright
Music added here is baked into the MP4. If you are unsure you can use a song, export it silent and pick a sound from the platform’s own library when you post; the platform has already licensed those for use there.
Thank you for subscribing questions
How long should a milestone video be?
Ten to thirty seconds. Long enough to feel like a celebration, short enough that people watch it twice.
Can I use clips from my own videos?
Yes, if you have the original files on your device. Add them with Add photos or clips; they are never uploaded to us.
Can I make a GIF version?
Yes. Choose GIF when you export for a short silent loop, handy for a community post, a pinned comment or a newsletter.
Can I post it straight to YouTube or Instagram from here?
Not directly. Press Download video, or Share on a phone to hand it to the app, then post it as usual.
Will there be a watermark?
No. The exported file has no watermark and no logo from us, and making it is free.