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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.

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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.”

  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.

  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.


How to Use a Template

  1. From your “Templates” project, make a copy of the template you want to use.

  2. Move the new copy into the project containing your videos.

  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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