> ## Documentation Index
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# Using Brand Templates

> Save reusable presets, video preferences, and branded styling so your content stays consistent across projects.

> **For AI agents:** a documentation index is at [/llms.txt](/llms.txt). Every page is also available as markdown, just append `.md` to the URL.

## Overview

Brand Templates help you save reusable styling choices so you do not have to rebuild the same look for every new project. You can use them to keep captions, branded visuals, and other preset-based settings consistent across your workflow.

## What You Can Do

* Save reusable branded presets.
* Reuse the same look across clipping, captions, and other supported workflows.
* Manage preset styling from one place instead of rebuilding it each time.
* Keep your fonts, colors, animation, and caption positioning consistent.

## What Can Be Saved In A Brand Template

* `Brand` for brand templates
* `Caption` for caption presets
* `Audiogram` for waveform and audio post visuals
* `Text` for text overlays
* `Intro` for opening assets or sequences
* `Outro` for ending assets or sequences
* `Logo` for logo placement and branding marks
* `Background` for background visuals and colors
* `Settings` for language, translation, script, orientation, and resolution preferences
* `Fonts` for custom fonts

## Guides

<CardGroup cols={3}>
  <Card title="How to create a Brand template" icon="closed-captioning" href="/help-center/caption-presets-are-now-brand-templates">
    Save, manage, and reuse your caption presets as brand templates.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## When To Use Brand Templates

* Use them when you want the same visual identity across multiple videos.
* Create templates before generating large batches of clips or captions.
* Update saved templates when your branding changes, instead of restyling each project manually.
* Manage templates later from **Brand Templates** or from supported editors when you need to adjust them.
* Delete old templates to keep your preset list clean and easy to use.

<Tip>
  Brand Templates work best when you want speed and consistency. Set them up once, then reuse them across future projects.
</Tip>

## Common Questions

* If a template does not show up after you save, refresh the list or reopen the editor.
* If a background or branding does not apply on an existing clip, reprocess the clip so the template updates are applied.
* Brand Templates created in the UI can also be used when generating clips via the API.
* Templates apply per project. Use one template per project and tweak sections in the editor if needed.
* If a font is missing special characters for your language, switch to a font that supports those characters.