Templated now supports Video Rendering via API.
Design dynamic video templates once and automatically generate MP4 videos at scale — using the same workflow you already use for images and PDFs.
No video infrastructure, no manual editing.
Just templates + automation for social videos, product demos, motion graphics, and personalized content.
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Congrats on the launch! This feels like a really natural and powerful extension of what Templated already does well, treating video as a programmable asset instead of a fragile, manual process. Making MP4 generation feel as deterministic as image rendering is a big unlock. How flexible is the animation and timing control via the API right now, can developers fine-tune transitions and sequences?
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looks cool. is it free to try?
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The drag-and-drop feature of the editor is so smooth—you can create templates like putting together a puzzle! But if they added more "one-click formatting" magic buttons, lazy people like me would be obsessed.
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Love the "design once, reuse forever" template idea—it’s a game-changer for team collaboration! Just wish the edit history saved longer—nothing’s worse than accidentally deleting something and regretting it later.
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Congrats on the launch! This feels like a really natural and powerful extension of what Templated already does well, treating video as a programmable asset instead of a fragile, manual process. Making MP4 generation feel as deterministic as image rendering is a big unlock. How flexible is the animation and timing control via the API right now, can developers fine-tune transitions and sequences?
The drag-and-drop feature of the editor is so smooth—you can create templates like putting together a puzzle! But if they added more "one-click formatting" magic buttons, lazy people like me would be obsessed.
Love the "design once, reuse forever" template idea—it’s a game-changer for team collaboration! Just wish the edit history saved longer—nothing’s worse than accidentally deleting something and regretting it later.