DoveCard App: Your Tool for YouTube Content Creation

4 min readFeb 22, 2022

While short-form video platforms like Snapchat and TikTok have gained immense fame in recent years, YouTube remains the unquestioned market leader in online video content. What began as a platform for amateurs to upload small clips from their cell phones has been transformed by Google into a high production quality medium now competing with some of the largest broadcasting companies in the world.

One feature that has been added in recent years to YouTube has great potential for marketing for both individual and professional content creators — the YouTube End Cards. What’s more, creators can easily use and integrate their DoveCard codes into these YouTube End Cards!

Here, we’ll explain what the End Cards are and how to use them along with your DoveCard profile.

What Are YouTube End Cards?

Social media companies like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have developed a reputation over the years of consistently testing and implementing new features, with these additions oftentimes unwelcome by the platform’s actual users. However, this is not always the case.

One of the more recent features that content creators on YouTube (self-dubbed “YouTubers”) have been quick to adopt is a static image displayed at the end of a YouTube video. Although Google, the parent company of YouTube refers to this feature as the “end screen”, most internet references call this the “End Card”.

This End Card feature provides the creator 15–20 seconds at the end of any video they upload to display end credits, links to their own new or related videos, or even links to outside content.

YouTubers are able to customize these End Cards using premade templates as well as a number of other features.

How Have YouTube End Cards Changed YouTube Videos and Marketing?

Prior to the introduction of the End Card feature, many YouTubers would often still show end credits, albeit in the more traditional way we think of on tv or movies, a continuous scroll or slideshow of credits.

The addition of End Cards gives content creators more options to customize and standardize their branding with their own template, photo/logo, and call to action, such as a clickable link on the video itself.

How Can DoveCard Help You on YouTube End Cards?

DoveCard provides users the option to easily share their BizCard contact info using codes, such as a QR code or a numerical code. This has quickly become one of DoveCard’s most popular and is one that can easily be integrated into the End Card image templates on your YouTube videos.

In order to add your personal QR code to use in YouTube End Cards, all it takes is 2 simple steps.

1) Create a QR Code Image File

First, you’ll want to create an image file from your personal DoveCard QR code. This code can be found on the My BizCard page by selecting the icon on the lower left of the screen.

Use your phone’s screenshot function to capture the QR code. You can choose to crop the image to include only the QR code or the area around the code that includes your numeric code as well.

After cropping the screenshot image of your QR code, you’re ready to get it online.

2) Copy and paste the QR code image file into the image template you’re using for the End Card. When the End Card is displayed at the end of the video, your audience can scan your QR code and quickly find you to exchange BizCards.

If you’re a YouTube creator seeking to easily connect with your audience, DoveCard can be the tool you’re looking for. By integrating your DoveCard QR code into your channel’s End Cards, your viewers have an easy way to connect with you and follow your professional updates.