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For crowdfunding backers, club members, campaign volunteers, patrons and loyal regulars: show what their support made happen and say thanks in a few seconds.
Free, no account needed
The strongest “thank you for your support” shows the result: the stall that opened, the album that got pressed, the roof that got fixed. Start from a supporters template, add photos of what their help made possible, write your thanks and export a vertical video for Stories or a looping GIF for updates and comments.
It suits a crowdfunding campaign that just closed, a creator thanking patrons, a sports club after a season of fundraising or a local business that made it through a hard year because people kept coming back. Everything is assembled in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and nothing carries a watermark.
Under Templates, choose a design from customers and supporters. Vertical 9:16 is set for Stories and Reels; Format switches to Square 1:1 for a feed or an update page.
Press Add photos or clips and add the before and after, the finished thing, or the people who benefited. Two or three strong pictures beat ten average ones.
In Text, write the headline and one line with something concrete: “412 backers, one finished album.” Sign it from the person or team behind it.
Press Export video and pick MP4 if you added a song under Music, or GIF for a silent loop to drop into a campaign update or a reply. Then Download video.
Open one to start; every word, photo and the shape can be changed. All customers and supporters templates
Deep plum, warm bokeh and rising hearts to thank followers, patrons and backers for their support
Coral and cream with a progress bar that fills to the top, for everyone who backed a fundraiser
Cream, tomato red and navy with your logo in a circle and a big thank-you for the order
Brown kraft paper, a tied parcel and a handwritten tag that thanks a customer for their purchase
White space, a teal accent bar and confident type to thank a client for their business
Pastel checks, a little shopping bag and chunky rounded type for loyal local customers
Evergreen, cranberry and gold with falling snow to thank customers at the end of the year
A little parcel hops in on a sunny yellow square with a bouncy thanks for the order
Post it the day the campaign closes, while backers are still checking the page. Show the total, the thing they funded and when it will arrive. A second, shorter thank-you when rewards ship keeps the goodwill going.
Monthly supporters rarely hear thanks beyond an automated email. A ten-second clip with what their money paid for this month (a new microphone, a studio day) is personal without being awkward.
Members who sold raffle tickets, sponsors who paid for the kit, neighbours who signed a petition: one video for everyone, shown at the next meeting and posted in the group. For a charity appeal with donors, the donor thank you video page goes further.
More lines for different people are in the thank you message ideas.
The maker gives you a file; you post it where your supporters already are: the campaign’s update page, your channel’s community tab, a members’ WhatsApp group or a newsletter. The GIF version suits replies and comment threads, where a video would feel heavy. For a shop thanking buyers rather than backers, see thank you for your business.
Try “thank you for backing us”, “thank you for believing in this”, “we couldn’t have done it without you” or “thank you for standing with us”. Whatever the wording, add one specific result so it does not read like a form letter.
A video carries music and more photos, so it suits a main announcement. A GIF loops silently and opens instantly, so it suits replies, update posts and emails. You can export both from the same project.
Yes, type them in Text if they are happy to be named. For hundreds of backers, thank them as a group and keep the names for a separate list.
No. It creates the video or GIF on your device; you upload it to your campaign page, channel or group yourself.
Yes. No account, no fee and no logo stamped on the result, which matters when the thank-you goes out under your own name.
