Build your video brand once. Use it everywhere.

A Reap Brand Template is a saved, reusable video setup. It holds the caption preset, custom fonts, logo, intro and outro assets, backgrounds, text overlays, audiogram visuals, and the output settings for language, translation, script, orientation, and resolution. You configure it once, name it, and select it on future projects instead of restyling every video by hand.

In practice, yes. A brand kit usually means a saved set of brand assets you reuse instead of rebuilding, and that is what a Brand Template is for video. It holds more than a logo and a color: the caption preset with its font, color, size, animation, and position, uploaded custom fonts, intro and outro assets, backgrounds, text overlays, audiogram visuals, and your saved language, translation, script, orientation, and resolution settings. Reap calls it a Brand Template because it applies to the video Reap produces, not only to the assets you store.

A template can hold your caption preset with its font, color, size, animation, and position; custom uploaded fonts; a logo and its placement; intro and outro assets; background visuals or colors; text overlays; audiogram visuals; and production settings for primary language, translation language, native or Roman script, orientation, and export resolution. Every one of those lives in its own section of the template, so you can change one without rebuilding the rest.

Yes. The Fonts section of a Brand Template has an Upload button, and saved fonts stay in the template for reuse. Not every typeface covers every script, so preview your captions with the characters you actually publish in, including accents and non-Latin scripts, before you save the template.

Yes. You upload the assets and Reap reuses them. An intro is a short video that plays at the start of every clip generated from the template, accepted as MP4, MOV, or WEBM up to 30 seconds; an outro closes the clip the same way; and an uploaded logo becomes an overlay you position in the preview. Reap applies the assets you provide, it does not design them for you.

Yes. Create a separate template for each show, client, campaign, language, or content series and give each one a clear name so it is easy to pick later. How many saved templates a workspace can keep depends on your plan, and the current numbers are listed on the pricing page.

You select a saved template in supported Reap workflows: when you create clips, when you generate captions, in supported editor workflows, in supported audiogram workflows, and when you generate clips through the Reap API. A template applies per project, so pick the one you want when you start the project.

Yes. Open the template, update any section (captions, fonts, logo, intro, outro, background, text, audiogram, or settings), then save. You can also rename a template or delete it when you no longer need it.

No. Editing a template changes what future projects get. Videos you already generated and exported keep the styling they were made with. To pick up a template change on an existing clip, reprocess that clip so the updated settings are applied.

Brand Templates you create in the Reap interface can be applied to clips you generate through the API, and caption presets are referenced directly on the clip and caption endpoints. Build the template visually once, then keep your automated jobs on the same look.

A caption preset controls caption styling only: the font, color, size, animation, and position of the words on screen. A Brand Template wraps a caption preset together with everything else that makes a video recognizably yours: custom fonts, logo, intro, outro, background, text overlays, audiogram visuals, and your language, script, orientation, and resolution preferences.