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Overview

A brand template in Reap can carry your logo, intro and outro, background music, and a customized caption style. With Reap MCP connected, your AI agent can apply that template automatically when it generates clips or captions — so everything comes out on-brand without manual editing. If you have not connected Reap yet, start with Connect Reap MCP Server. The examples use Claude, but the same prompts work in any MCP-compatible agent.

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Where You Can Use Brand Templates

Brand templates apply to the two features that produce styled video:
  • Creating clips — every generated clip gets your logo, intro/outro, background music, and caption style.
  • Adding captions — your branded caption style is applied instead of the default.
Reframe, dubbing, and transcription don’t use brand templates — they produce reframed video, dubbed audio, and text, not styled clips.

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Use Your Template In A Clip

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Create the template in Reap

Build it once in the dashboard: Create Brand Template. Add your logo, intro/outro, background music, and caption styling. See Brand templates for details.
2

Ask your agent to find it

List my Reap brand templates.
Your agent lists your saved presets so you can pick the one you want.
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Apply it when clipping

Clip this video and use my “Podcast Brand” template: https://youtube.com/watch?v=...
Your agent applies the template to the clipping job, so every clip comes out on-brand.

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Use Your Template In Captions

Brand templates also work when you’re only adding captions: 
Add captions to this video using my brand template.
Your branded caption style is applied instead of the default.

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No Template Yet? Pick A Built-In Style

If you haven’t saved a brand template, you can still choose from Reap’s built-in caption styles: 
Show me the available caption styles, then clip this video using the Karaoke style.
Save a brand template once and reuse it across every clip and caption job — it’s the easiest way to keep a consistent look without re-specifying settings each time.