Create & Manage Video Branding Presets

Access the Branding section to start managing your video presets.

Create a new video preset.

Enter the name and description of your new branding preset to identify it easily.

When a preset is enabled for an account type, it’s automatically applied to all downloads except admins. Admins can choose not to apply any preset. If multiple presets are enabled for an account ty, users must select one before downloading.

You can also chose to enforce video presets to certain external groups specifically.

Complete the creation process to save your new branding preset.

Access the newly created preset to begin adding branding elements.

Each preset has 4 branding options. An intro plays before your clip, an outro after it, a watermark is a static image over it, and an overlay is a video layer on top.

Start by uploading an intro or outro. The selected file will define the aspect ratio of your preset. The preset will only be available for downloads in a similar aspect ratio.

Upload your selected branding file to include it in the preset.

Click on the icons to view, edit or delete your branding file.

The aspect ratio of your preset is now defined and displayed above the intro and outro placeholders. This setting cannot be edited, create a new preset if you need a different aspect ratio

Once your aspect ratio is set, you can add a watermark, click on the plus icon to browse and select a file.

Select files from your device to add to your branding preset. Click on upload to proceed

Once your Watermark is uploaded, click on the pen to edit and configure it.

You can move and resize the watermark to the chosen position and sizing. You can refer to the pixel ratio at the bottom right for an accurate representation.

You can also set the opacity of your watermark from 0 to 100 percent

Click on Update to save the settings of your watermark.

The last branding option is the Overlay. You can’t use both an overlay and a watermark in the same video preset. The main difference is that an overlay lets you play a configurable video on top of your clip or media.

Once you have selected and uploaded a file as an overlay, click on the icon to open andedit it.

You can change the name of the overlay.

When it comes to sizing you have two options: The first is fit to screen, meaning the overlay will be automatically fitted to fit the full screen.

If you turn off Fit to screen, you can manually move and resize your overlay—just like with watermark editing—to position it exactly where you want.

You can set your overlay to display at the beginning, at the end or as a loop.

At the beginning means the overlay will start playing at the beginning of the video for the duration set in Duration. If the duration exceeds the video length, the overlay will loop until the set duration is reached.

Selecting At the end applies the same behavior as At the beginning, but the overlay plays at the end of your video. Selecting In loop makes the overlay play continuously throughout the entire clip, ignoring the Duration setting.

Once you’ve made all your changes, click Update to save your video preset.

Let’s see how to download a media or clip using a video preset. Go back to your media library and open a video.

To download the full video with the applied preset, click Download.

Select a video preset from the dropdown. Only presets with an aspect ratio matching the video will be available. Once you click Download, the system will process your request — depending on the video’s length, this may take a few minutes.

You can also apply a video preset to a clip. To do so, open the Clipping Tool.

Make a selection, and once your clip is ready, click Download.

Here too, you can choose from the available video presets.

Click Download to start the process. Depending on the clip’s length, it may take a few minutes to complete.