Anime outro templates, generated

Anime Outro Templates, Your Cast

Three ending formats, your cast: a 20-second anime ending comes back — a run of still frames, slow pushes, one last shot held.

Raiden · the hand — The last lantern, one spark left on her fingers. A detail frame carries the cut between two wides.

Gojo · the blindfold — Blindfold in hand, neon on the fabric. The face stays out of frame on purpose.

Miyamura · the look — Half-turned at the gate, tired smile. The one frame in the set that looks back.

Starlight · the wig off — No stage smile, no wig, one dead bulb. The face under the hero.

Raiden Shogun · the walk-away — One wide, the character already leaving. Nobody turns around; the lanterns go out behind her. — **Raiden Shogun · the walk-away** — One wide, the character already leaving. Nobody turns around; the lanterns go out behind her.

Hori and Miyamura · the walk-away — Two people, a little space between them, the school gate shrinking behind. An ending does not need a goodbye line. — **Hori and Miyamura · the walk-away** — Two people, a little space between them, the school gate shrinking behind. An ending does not need a goodbye line.

Starlight · the walk-away — Mid-distance from behind, the suit still wet. The street does the rest. — **Starlight · the walk-away** — Mid-distance from behind, the suit still wet. The street does the rest.

Zhongli · the empty room — One cup finished, one untouched, the chairs pushed back. The room says who left. — **Zhongli · the empty room** — One cup finished, one untouched, the chairs pushed back. The room says who left.

Gojo · the empty room — Legs over the edge, the courtyard empty below. A whole quiet episode in one still. — **Gojo · the empty room** — Legs over the edge, the courtyard empty below. A whole quiet episode in one still.

Homelander · the empty room — Cape on the floor, mirror bulbs half dead. The performance over, the room still lit. — **Homelander · the empty room** — Cape on the floor, mirror bulbs half dead. The performance over, the room still lit.

Nobara · the held face — Sitting on the steps, hammer down, hair out. The last chord lands on a face, not an action. — **Nobara · the held face** — Sitting on the steps, hammer down, hair out. The last chord lands on a face, not an action.

Megumi · the held face — Lit cold by the machine, looking past the lens. Hold this frame for three seconds and it reads. — **Megumi · the held face** — Lit cold by the machine, looking past the lens. Hold this frame for three seconds and it reads.

Hori · the held face — Forehead near the glass, the room empty behind her. The ending ends on her, not on the school. — **Hori · the held face** — Forehead near the glass, the room empty behind her. The ending ends on her, not on the school.

The reel · 18 seconds — Nine frames in three formats — walk-away, empty room, held face — each pushed in slowly and joined with a soft dissolve. Silent by design: drop your own track over it.

Where the ending goes afterwards

Neta Studio is a world you build by talking to it. The ending lands there as a work you can play, and the frames, the shot list and the format stay beside it — so the next episode's ending is a new ask, not a new edit.

Three formats, one cast. The world keeps the character designs, so the walk-away and the held face are the same face.
A clean last frame. No baked-in text or credits, so the final shot is yours to title in your editor.
No ripped footage. Every frame is generated for your cast. No episode clips, no stock pack, no upload.

No ending-sequence skill in the directory yet — the button sends a full ED brief instead: format, cast, shot list, held last frame.

Anime ending questions

Is this a template I can download?

No. There is no After Effects or CapCut project here. The three formats are recipes: you name one and your cast, and the ending is generated as a video, not as a file you go and edit.

What are the three formats?

The walk-away (the cast leaves, nobody turns around), the empty room (the place after everyone has gone, one figure left), and the held face (a close, still frame that carries the last chord). Most endings mix all three; for a clean twenty seconds, pick one.

How long is an anime ending?

Fifteen to thirty seconds is the usual ED. This brief asks for seven to nine shots and a last frame held for three seconds, which lands around twenty seconds once the pushes and dissolves are in.

Can I use my own music?

Yes, and you probably should. The generated cut is silent on purpose: drop your track under it in any editor and trim the ending to the last chord. The visual is built to survive a music change.

Can it use my own characters?

Add them to the world first so the design is fixed, then name them in the prompt. A character you only describe in text is regenerated each time, so keep the description identical in every line.

Do I get credits text?

Not baked in. The last frame is left clean so you can set the type yourself, or ask for a separate credit card in the same session. Generated text inside an image is usually the first thing that looks wrong.

Do I need editing software?

Not for the sequence itself — you get the MP4 plus the frames and the shot list. You do need an editor for two things: putting your song under it, and adding the credits.

Can I use it on YouTube or Shorts?

Yes. The ending is 16:9 by default; ask for a 9:16 version in the same prompt if you need Shorts or Reels. Every frame is generated rather than cut from an episode.

Make the ending tonight

One format, one cast, one clean last frame.

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