Design the template once.
Reuse it everywhere.
The Template Editor is where designers build branded video templates — colors, fonts and logos locked in, placeholders and animation ready. Duplicate one to fit any brand or campaign, no starting from scratch.
A flexible editor for designing templates.
Everything you need to compose a reusable, brand-correct template — then hand it off to the desk to fill.
Placeholders
Reserve a fixed position and size for an image or video. The desk drops content in later — the layout never shifts.
After Effects import
Bring in a template designed in Adobe After Effects and run it natively inside the same timeline.
Ready transitions & text animations
Apply ready-made transitions between scenes and preset text animations — fades, slides, reveals — without building motion from scratch.
Shapes & text fields
Add shapes and text marked to be replaced with content later — so the desk only edits what's meant to change.
Multi-layer timeline
Stack video, graphics and audio across multiple layers, and control how each one enters, moves and exits.
Keyframe motion
An advanced tool for controlling motion and change over time — set keyframes on any property of any element.
Every element, exactly where you want it.
Properties panel
The main control panel for editing the properties of any element — text or visual — in one place.
Quick position tool
A fast tool for setting exactly where a text or visual sits within the scene — snap, align, done.
Ready-made effects
A set of ready-made effects that apply directly to text and visuals — no manual setup required.
One template carries the whole identity.
A template holds the brand's colors, fonts and logos as variables. Duplicate it for another channel or campaign and everything stays correct — the design work is done once, reused everywhere.
- Brand variables for colors, type and logos.
- Duplicate for any brand or campaign in a click.
- The desk edits content — never the brand.
Categories keep every project one search away.
Group all of a channel's output under categories — reports, breaking news, special programs — so the team finds and produces faster. Each category links to the people and identity behind it.
A visual identity per channel
Link a category to a specific brand kit, so every template inside it inherits the right identity.
Who builds the templates
Assign the designers responsible for creating the video templates and designs in each category.
Scoped access
Give members access to just this category — to edit templates and work within their permissions.
Presets & Overlays, ready to drop in.
Reusable graphic library
A customizable, growing library you add to — a news ticker, a channel logo, fixed graphic elements — dropped into any video in a click.
Filters & color grading
A library of filters and color grades prepared in advance, so every video across the channel keeps one consistent look.
Frequently asked, plainly answered.
The Template Editor is for designers building the templates. The Video Tool is for the desk filling them in. Design happens once here; production happens many times there.
Yes. A template designed in After Effects can be imported and run inside the same timeline alongside native elements built in the editor.
You reserve a fixed position and size for an image or video in the template. When the desk opens it in the Video Tool, they drop content into that slot — nothing in the layout moves.
Yes. Because the brand is stored as variables, you duplicate a template and point it at another brand kit — colors, fonts and logos update everywhere without rebuilding.
Access is set per category. Designers build and edit; scoped users work only within the categories they're assigned to.
Build a template
your whole desk can reuse.
Book a 30-minute demo and see how one template scales across brands and campaigns.