DANCING BONESHalloween Video Ad Template

15sAaOswaldHappy Pop

A Halloween sale ad that builds a joke across three short beats, asking why the skeleton is dancing before revealing a 20% discount. Bold Oswald caps in white and charcoal punch over black behind dancing footage, closing on a web address line and logo, paced to upbeat pop.

1920×1080 · YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn and websites.

Selected scenes

DANCING BONES at 1 seconds 0:01
DANCING BONES at 4 seconds 0:04
DANCING BONES at 7 seconds 0:07
DANCING BONES at 13 seconds 0:13

7 Captions

  1. 0:01WHY ISBONES DANCING?
  2. 0:04HE JUSTSAVED 20%
  3. 0:07AT OURHALLOWEEN SALE!
  4. 0:11YOURSITE.COM

Every caption is yours to rewrite — the wording, the font, the size, the color and when it appears.

1 media, 1 logo

Swap any photo or clip for your own, or choose from millions of free stock images. Drop your own logo into the slot.

How to use the Dancing Bones template

  1. Open it in the editorClick the Edit Template button above and it opens straight in the editor — nothing to install, and no account needed to start. Dancing Bones renders at 1920×1080, running about 15 seconds, sized for YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn and websites. The same design is also available square (1080×1080) and vertical (1080×1920).
  2. Add your messagingThere are 7 captions to make your own, across 4 scenes. Just click a caption and start typing. This template uses Oswald as its default font. The font, size, color and timing of any caption can all be changed.
  3. Swap in your own photos and videoThis template's single media slot can be replaced with your own photo or video, or filled from the stock library of millions of free images and clips built into the editor. There is a slot for your logo too.
  4. Pick the musicDancing Bones is set to Boogie, a happy pop track. Swap it for any of the hundreds of tracks built into the editor, which you can browse by mood and/or by genre.
  5. Set the colorsIt is built on a palette of 3 colors, and any of them can be changed on its own. In the editor, use Swap Colors to push your own brand colors through the whole template at once.
  6. Share the projectYour edited version of Dancing Bones can be handed to someone else as a link that opens the project in the editor, not just a video to watch — so a colleague or a client can make the change themselves rather than describing it.
  7. Publish itPublish the finished video and download it as an MP4. Nothing is watermarked, there is no cost at any point, and videos you make can be used commercially — for your own business or a client's.
  8. Post it anywhereThe download is a standard MP4, so it goes up wherever video does: your social channels, your own site, an ad platform or an email campaign.

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