# YouTube Lower Third: Lower Third

A white channel pill slides up over transparency and its Subscribe button springs to Subscribed. Use this video template in Subclip or copy its code for Claude.

Canonical URL: https://www.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/hyperframes/yt-lower-third

Preview video: https://subclipweb.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/v1/previews/motion-template-hyperframes-yt-lower-third.mp4?v=d090b1a09c

A transparent widescreen lower third showing a channel avatar and name next to a Subscribe button that springs into a Subscribed state.

- Framework: HyperFrames
- Category: Lower thirds & CTAs
- Duration: 5 s
- Aspect ratio: 16:9 landscape
- Code: Get the code (free sign-in): https://www.subclip.app/motion-graphics-templates/hyperframes/yt-lower-third

The video opens on a transparent 16:9 frame. A white rounded pill rises into the lower center with a circular channel avatar, the channel name and a dark Subscribe button. After a short pause the button is pressed, gives a quick spring and changes to Subscribed with a checkmark. The pill then holds in place until the end of the four and a half second clip so viewers can read the channel name.

Enter your channel name and subscriber count, add an avatar image, and choose whether a verified badge appears next to the name. Because the background is transparent, it drops straight onto any shot. Place it in the first minute of a YouTube video, after a strong moment in a tutorial, or on the end screen as a reminder to subscribe.

## Use it for

- Subscribe reminders in YouTube videos
- Tutorial and vlog intros
- End screen prompts

## What you can change

- `name`: Channel name (Text)
- `count`: Subscriber count (Text)
- `avatar`: Channel avatar (Text)
- `verified`: Verified badge (On or off)

## How to use this template

1. Download Subclip for Mac or Windows. Every template on this page comes pre-installed.
2. Open the Templates panel, pick YouTube Lower Third and drop it on your timeline.
3. Change the text, colors and timing in the layer settings, or ask the AI agent to edit it for you.
4. Export your video, or download the code to use the template in your own project.