Template guide

A quick guide to what's available. Hover or tap any template card in the studio to see it move before choosing — this page is for browsing ahead of time or picking by name.

Style presets — the fast path

Above the template grid, a style preset picks a template and tunes colours, sensitivity, font and effects for a genre in one click — Deep House, Techno, Trance, Hip-Hop, Lo-Fi, Jazz, Rock, and many more. Everything a preset sets remains editable afterwards, so treat it as a starting point rather than a final answer.

Bars and spectrum

The largest family: classic reactive bars in many finishes — mirrored, skyline-style, dot-matrix, glass panels with a shadow and highlight, chrome with a moving specular sweep, and several built for short-form platforms with bold, high-contrast colour.

Circular and cover-art templates

Radial spectrum rings around your artwork, a spinning vinyl record, soft glowing halos, and a rippling water reflection beneath the cover — all built to put your artwork at the centre of the frame.

Particles and atmosphere

Dust, snow, stars, bokeh, confetti, embers, smoke — each with its own size, speed and "how much does it react to the beat" controls, shared across every particle template so they all answer to the same three sliders.

Three-dimensional

A wireframe landscape, a rotating cube, a point-cloud sphere, and an isometric bar grid — built without any external 3D library, so they stay fast even at high resolution.

Colour and light

Aurora bands, drifting nebula clouds, an organic liquid blob, marbled colour flow, and a candle flame with real warm glow — templates built around soft light and colour rather than sharp shapes.

Mood-driven

A handful of templates are tuned to a feeling rather than a generic "reacts to music": a calm, slow-breathing glow for ambient and acoustic tracks that stays smooth even on a busy mix; a jagged, trembling look for metal and hardcore that never fully sits still; a template that locks to a danceable four-on-the-floor pulse instead of raw bass, for house and disco.

Typography

Templates where the track title itself is the visual — scaling and layering with the music, no cover art required. Built for vertical video, where a title needs to be readable at a glance.

Intro / Outro clips

Fixed-length title cards (3–8 seconds) — a name assembling from letters, a light sweep reveal, a digital glitch-in, cover art spiralling into place for intros; a fade to your follow links, animated streaming-service cards, or a closing pulse for outros. A track is optional for these.

Lyric video

Four caption styles: one line at a time, a karaoke-style word-by-word fill, three lines stacked with the current one emphasised, and words that pop in as they're sung. Paste lyrics with [mm:ss] timestamps, or use Tap Sync to set the timing by ear.

Colours, gradients and effects apply everywhere

Whichever template you pick, the same colour, font, gradient and overlay-effect controls apply on top of it — a rain effect or a gradient title works the same way whether the underlying template is bars, particles, or 3D.