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Templates Gallery

The Template Gallery (at /templates) is the fastest way to get a polished result: start from a proven design instead of a blank canvas, then make it yours.

The Template Gallery — a search box, All / Aspect Ratio / Newest filters, and template cards showing category, uses, price and a Use Template button

Browsing templates

  • Open /templates to see the gallery of ready-made designs.
  • Use the search box and the All / Aspect Ratio / Newest filters to narrow things down.
  • Each card shows the template's category, how many uses and likes it has, and its price (e.g. $0.50).
  • Click a card to open its detail page and preview how it looks.

If nothing matches, you'll see a "No templates found" message — try the Studio editor to build from scratch.

Using a template

  1. Use Template — from a card or its detail page, this loads the design into Timeline Studio (Open in Studio) as an editable project. Swap text, images, colours and timing, then render.
  2. Customise the merge fields — templates expose dynamic fields (text, image URLs, colours, video URLs) you can fill in to produce a finished video without touching the design itself.
Design once, render thousands

Templates with merge fields are the key to scale. Define a layout once, then feed it different data — product names, prices, images — to spin out thousands of on-brand variations. This is ideal for product feeds, listings and personalised campaigns. See Merge Fields for the full guide.

  1. Find a template you like in the gallery.
  2. Click Open in Studio.
  3. Replace the placeholder text and media with your own.
  4. Preview, then Render — your video lands in the Media Library and on your Dashboard.

Automating templates

Anything you can do with a template in the app, you can also do programmatically. If you're sending the same template lots of data (e.g. from a spreadsheet or your store), drive it through the API instead — see Using Templates and Creating Templates.


Next: see where everything you make is stored in the Media Library.