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Using Presentation Templates

Use templates to save layouts, submenus, buttons, and product catalogs—perfect for faster workflows and Dynamic Video Sales.

Presentation templates are a powerful way to save time and maintain a consistent look and structure across your projects. Unlike Style Presets, which only control design settings (fonts, colors, buttons, and backgrounds for a single menu), templates can also include menu layouts, submenus, menu buttons, titles, and monetization setups.


Why Use Templates vs. Style Presets

Style presets are great for quickly applying a consistent design, but templates go much further. Use a template when you want to:

  • Reuse not only fonts, colors, and backgrounds, but also menus, submenus, and menu structures.

  • Save presentation-level details like the title and description.

  • Preconfigure menu buttons (link buttons, video buttons, submenu buttons) with their titles, thumbnails, referenced videos, and monetization settings.

  • Store menu music and menu titles so they don’t need to be reapplied every time.

  • Build a reusable product catalog for Dynamic Video Sales. You can create a template with your full catalog of add-ons (complete with titles, previews, descriptions, and prices) and then simply remove the ones not needed for a specific project.


How to Create a Template

  1. Create a new project in your dashboard and name it something like “Templates.”
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  2. Inside that project, create a new presentation. Use the title to identify the template’s purpose (e.g., “Wedding Template,” “Dance Recital Template”). Add a description if you plan to reuse it.
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  3. Open the presentation editor and configure the reusable elements:

    • Fonts and highlight color (from the Design panel).

    • Submenus you often include (e.g., Scene Selection).

    • Menu titles, background images/videos/colors, and menu music.

    • Menu buttons with their settings (including monetization if relevant).

    • (Optional) Set up a Dynamic Video Sales product catalog with placeholders and pricing.

  4. When finished, publish or save the presentation. This becomes your reusable template.
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How to Use a Template

  1. From your “Templates” project, make a copy of the template you want to use.
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  2. Move the new copy into the project containing your videos.
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  3. Open the copied presentation in the editor and update it with your specific videos and any final design tweaks.


Notes

  • Copies of templates will have unique share links, paywall links, and fresh analytics.

  • Templates are best for repeatable workflows where you want consistent branding, layouts, and prebuilt product catalogs for Dynamic Video Sales.


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