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Hi Andy, How does one integrate this video subscribe button into an already made TH-cam video because TH-cam requirements under "channel customization"- 'Branding' are "An image that’s 150 x 150 pixels is recommended. Use a PNG, GIF (no animations), BMP, or JPEG file that’s 1MB or less". Your clarification will be highly appreciated.
Hey there. I think what you're maybe thinking of is the small subscribe button which appears at the bottom right-hand side of videos. This is different to the subscriber popup which is shown in this video - that needs to be added before exporting and uploading your video. The thing you're thinking of is called a 'watermark' and can be added to your channel (and all videos) by opening your channel, choosing 'Customize Channel' (below the profile banner) and by using the 'Change' option under the 'Video Watermark' section of the 'Branding' tab. Hope that makes sense. I think I'll create a separate video tutorial to cover this soon!
You're most welcome, and thanks for leaving a comment! Hopefully you found this video to be useful. Feel free to let me know if there are anymore Canva videos you'd like to see! :)
There seems to be a video bridge needed to go from Canva to TH-cam. Your video system is iMovie while another on TH-cam used Adobe Pro. So, I am thinking you cannot do this without a video bridge?
Spot on. When you bring this animation in it’ll have to have a green (or coloured) background which can then be removed using a chromakey removal tool within Camtasia etc. you can’t export the animation with a transparent background with the exception of making it a PNG and then adding the animation within the video editing package, which might be an option. Some video editing tools (CapCut) now have subscriber animations built into them too, of if using the likes of Prem Pro, you can download assets to add in. But essentially, you are right. You need to have the ability to remove the colour from the background within the application you are using to edit your videos
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Thanks Andy. Super easy to replicate.
Helpful and easy to follow tutorial!
Amazing. Thanks very much!
Great video tutorial! Very helpful. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Thanks so much for the kind comment. Glad it helped you!
Great video tutorial. I was wondering how to do this and now I know. Thank you very much :)
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really helpful video, thank you 😍
Thanks! Glad you found it useful :)
Thank you for your video
You're very welcome. Hope this one helped and please do let me know if you have any other Canva video tutorial requests! Cheers, Andy
nice cool info
Thanks, Jay. Glad it was helpful. Please let me know if you'd like to see any other particular Canva tutorials. Cheers!
Thank you so much for doing this video it really helped
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Hi Andy,
How does one integrate this video subscribe button into an already made TH-cam video because TH-cam requirements under "channel customization"- 'Branding' are "An image that’s 150 x 150 pixels is recommended. Use a PNG, GIF (no animations), BMP, or JPEG file that’s 1MB or less". Your clarification will be highly appreciated.
Hey there. I think what you're maybe thinking of is the small subscribe button which appears at the bottom right-hand side of videos. This is different to the subscriber popup which is shown in this video - that needs to be added before exporting and uploading your video. The thing you're thinking of is called a 'watermark' and can be added to your channel (and all videos) by opening your channel, choosing 'Customize Channel' (below the profile banner) and by using the 'Change' option under the 'Video Watermark' section of the 'Branding' tab.
Hope that makes sense. I think I'll create a separate video tutorial to cover this soon!
Thank you
You're most welcome, and thanks for leaving a comment! Hopefully you found this video to be useful. Feel free to let me know if there are anymore Canva videos you'd like to see! :)
There seems to be a video bridge needed to go from Canva to TH-cam. Your video system is iMovie while another on TH-cam used Adobe Pro. So, I am thinking you cannot do this without a video bridge?
Spot on. When you bring this animation in it’ll have to have a green (or coloured) background which can then be removed using a chromakey removal tool within Camtasia etc. you can’t export the animation with a transparent background with the exception of making it a PNG and then adding the animation within the video editing package, which might be an option. Some video editing tools (CapCut) now have subscriber animations built into them too, of if using the likes of Prem Pro, you can download assets to add in. But essentially, you are right. You need to have the ability to remove the colour from the background within the application you are using to edit your videos
Thanks for the info..
No worries! Hope you found it useful and please do consider subscribing to support my channel if you can :)
@@Andy_Todd Already subscribed 😁
Which editing software are you using?
Hi Malik - that was just iMovie on the Mac. Cheers
I tried but seems to be so complicated. It requires a lot of info tho.
Not a problem. It does work if you follow the steps!
None of them are free
Canva is free, though? As per the description, this video shows the process using both free and paid versions of Canva…