New here? Here's a quick rundown of the words you'll see most, in plain English.
- Template: a professionally designed, pre-animated video you customize with your team's details.
- Brand Kit: where you store your logo, colors, and fonts once, so every template uses them.
- Editor: the browser workspace where you customize a template on a live canvas.
- Canvas: the preview area in the editor where you see and drag your elements.
- Render: turning your customized template into a finished, downloadable video.
- Batch render: making many videos at once, like one per player, in a single job.
- Crowd prompt: a gameday graphic that gets the crowd going (“Defense,” “Make Noise”).
- Video board: the big main display in an arena or stadium.
- Ribbon board: the long, thin LED strip that wraps around a venue.
- Matchup: a graphic featuring two teams facing off.
- Lineup: a graphic listing your starters or roster.
- Headshot: a player photo graphic, often with the background removed for you.
- Sponsor placement: a branded sponsor graphic added to a video.
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