Animated overlays that export with a transparent background — drop them straight over your footage in any editor, or a full-frame reel that stands on its own. Every one is fully customizable in the Studio: your text, your photos, your brand color. Included with Lite plans and up.
The full subscribe beat, played out rather than asked for. A cursor travels into frame, presses the button, and the button answers — colour flip, bell shake, confetti. It is the most literal template in the catalog and that is the point: nobody has to work out what is being requested.
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The ask, several ways — from a full-screen moment to a pill that idles in the corner while your video plays. Most are Glass, for dark footage; the square is white frosted, for brand channels. The Trail entries are the odd ones out on purpose: no button and no cursor, because a control that clicks itself is acting out a decision the viewer hasn’t made.
The first two seconds, where retention is won — these are the templates where the words are the whole design. Two of them are widescreen main titles for the top of a long-form video: Title Settle for a short title, Stacked Title when you have more to say.
Lists, numbers, transformations and verdicts — the body of the video. Most are Frost, built for the vlog, beauty, travel and cooking footage where dark glass disappears. This is also where a review lands its call: a judgement is a point being made.
Buy time through a reveal, drive the comments, introduce the speaker, and hand viewers on. Mostly Glass, for dark footage; the handle lockup is the exception — bare type and a platform mark, for the beat at the end where you say where to find you.
Overlays whose job is to never leave — compliance strips, step badges, watermarks. Everything else here performs once and exits; these sit under the footage for the length of the cut.