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Your own video from the media library, full frame and untouched, with your brand laid over it the way reels look on every platform: your logo in a corner, a title at the top, your presenter's lower third, captions turned page by page and your footer line, all clear of what the platforms draw over a reel, each part switchable. The clip is as long as the video, up to three minutes, and plays the video's own sound. In fifty styles, each a variant, every colour and face your brand's.

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MarketsEvery market
VariantsBauhaus, Bento grid, Blueprint, Broadcast news, Chalkboard, Chat thread, Cinematic, Clear civic, Code diff, Comic book, Corporate glass, Creator native, Data terminal, Dossier, Duotone, Editorial, Election night, Fashion lookbook, Flashy, Game show, HUD, Isometric, Keynote minimal, Kinetic type, LED matrix, Lock screen, Luxury, Memphis, Neo-brutalist, Neon sign, Nutrition label, Origami, Paper collage, Promo flyer, Retro digital, Route map, Sketch notes, Soft friendly, Split-flap, Sports broadcast, Swiss grid, Ticket, Till receipt, Timeline, Trading card, Transit map, Vintage newspaper, Watercolour, Weather map, Y2K glossy
Feeds drawn with itNone

Use cases​

  • A video you filmed or edited, posted as a reel with your brand on it: your logo, a title, your presenter's name and role, captions and your footer line.
  • Captions turned page by page across the video, each at the second you choose, clear of what the platforms draw over a reel.
  • The video plays full frame and untouched with its own sound, as long as it is, up to three minutes.

Variants​

A variant is this template drawn another way, and it comes in versions: immutable builds, the newest first. A channel follows the newest version of its variant, unless it is pinned to one.

VariantWhat it isVersionsNewest
BauhausIn the Bauhaus style: flat black-bordered blocks with hard shadows and a disc, square and triangle.11.0.0
Bento gridIn the Bento grid style: separate rounded tiles with a gap between them, like a bento box.11.0.0
BlueprintIn the Blueprint style: ruled drawing boxes with a title field and dimension arrows.11.0.0
Broadcast newsIn the Broadcast news style: a channel bug with your logo, and bars for the title, the name and the captions, like a news channel.11.0.0
ChalkboardIn the Chalkboard style: chalk on slate boards, with the title underlined and photos taped on.11.0.0
Chat threadIn the Chat thread style: your title as a message bubble with an avatar, captions as incoming messages.11.0.0
CinematicIn the Cinematic style: spaced film-credit type on the picture, with italic subtitles and hairlines.11.0.0
Clear civicIn the Clear civic style: a plain notice sheet with a coloured authority band, easy to read for everybody.11.0.0
Code diffIn the Code diff style: a code editor window, with your headline as the added line.11.0.0
Comic bookIn the Comic book style: a jagged burst for the label, ink-bordered caption boxes and a speech bubble.11.0.0
Corporate glassIn the Corporate glass style: frosted glass cards with a soft shadow and a white logo disc.11.0.0
Creator nativeIn the Creator native style: a box behind each line of text, like the apps' own text tools, with stickers.11.0.0
Data terminalIn the Data terminal style: trading-screen panels with a typed label and a blinking cursor.11.0.0
DossierIn the Dossier style: card-stock case-file sheets with a paper clip and a typewriter stamp for the label.11.0.0
DuotoneIn the Duotone style: solid blocks of your colour with the words knocked out, and a halftone dot edge.11.0.0
EditorialIn the Editorial style: paper panels and a serif headline, like a magazine's caption.11.0.0
Election nightIn the Election night style: results-studio panels with a pulsing light and a row of lit seats.11.0.0
Fashion lookbookIn the Fashion lookbook style: a swinging product tag with italic type and a barcode, on quiet cards.11.0.0
FlashyIn the Flashy style: tilted slabs with hard shadows and a bold shout label, like a hype edit's stickers.11.0.0
Game showIn the Game show style: hexagonal quiz panels with a metal rim and chasing bulbs.11.0.0
HUDIn the HUD style: dark glass readouts with corner brackets and a pulsing light, like a pilot's visor.11.0.0
IsometricIn the Isometric style: thick cards with a block-like edge and little cubes, like a tiny 3D model.11.0.0
Keynote minimalIn the Keynote minimal style: one soft rounded card at a time, large calm type and slow fades.11.0.0
Kinetic typeIn the Kinetic type style: huge heavy capitals on flat slabs with a line under every line, arriving in steps.11.0.0
LED matrixIn the LED matrix style: a dot-lit sign in a dark housing with screws, the words lit dot by dot.11.0.0
Lock screenIn the Lock screen style: rounded notification cards with an unread dot, like messages arriving on a phone.11.0.0
LuxuryIn the Luxury style: thin wide-spaced capitals in a double hairline frame, fading in slowly.11.0.0
MemphisIn the Memphis style: colourful outlined stickers with hard shadows and a squiggle, gently swaying.11.0.0
Neo-brutalistIn the Neo-brutalist style: flat square blocks with thick black borders and hard shadows, slammed onto the screen.11.0.0
Neon signIn the Neon sign style: glowing tube lettering in a tube frame, like a sign in a window at night.11.0.0
Nutrition labelIn the Nutrition label style: a black-ruled facts panel with a coloured band, like the label on a pack.11.0.0
OrigamiIn the Origami style: folded sheets of coloured paper with a turned-down corner, unfolding into place.11.0.0
Paper collageIn the Paper collage style: torn paper scraps with tape and a marker underline, like a scrapbook page.11.0.0
Promo flyerIn the Promo flyer style: a ribbon banner, a hanging price tag and a starburst portrait, like a shop leaflet.11.0.0
Retro digitalIn the Retro digital style: dark glass panels with neon edges and scanlines, like a 1980s video tape.11.0.0
Route mapIn the Route map style: map-paper cards joined by a dashed route and a pin.11.0.0
Sketch notesIn the Sketch notes style: hand-drawn paper notes with a highlighter swipe and taped photos.11.0.0
Soft friendlyIn the Soft friendly style: round, soft bubbles with a sparkle label and a heart on the caption.11.0.0
Split-flapIn the Split-flap style: departure-board panels with a hinge line through every line and a coloured status flap.11.0.0
Sports broadcastIn the Sports broadcast style: leaning team-colour bars and steel plates, like a match graphic.11.0.0
Swiss gridIn the Swiss grid style: flat square panels on thin rules, with one brand-colour timeline along the title.11.0.0
TicketIn the Ticket style: die-cut tickets with a perforation, a stamped label and a punched caption strip.11.0.0
Till receiptIn the Till receipt style: torn strips of receipt paper with a ringed label and a barcode.11.0.0
TimelineIn the Timeline style: milestone cards on a scrolling ribbon with a marker that follows the captions.11.0.0
Trading cardIn the Trading card style: metal-framed cards with a gem and a shimmering foil sheen.11.0.0
Transit mapIn the Transit map style: a round logo sign and station name boards with a line of stops.11.0.0
Vintage newspaperIn the Vintage newspaper style: newsprint panels under double rules with a capital headline and a halftone photo.11.0.0
WatercolourIn the Watercolour style: soft painted washes with brush-stroke underlines.11.0.0
Weather mapIn the Weather map style: glossy forecast cards with weather-front marks marching along their edges.11.0.0
Y2K glossyIn the Y2K glossy style: shiny gel title bars, round glass buttons and a striped progress bar.11.0.0