Duplicating and tagging templates

Projects grow quickly. These two habits keep the template list easy to navigate.

Duplicating a template

From the template list, pick Duplicate on any template. A copy is created with the same design area, bindings and animations but a new name.

Duplicate when:

• You need a variant (home-colors vs away-colors, short vs long name).
• You want to experiment without touching the on-air version.
• You are building a family of similar graphics (lower third for a player, a coach, a substitute — all share the layout).

The copy is fully independent; edits to one do not propagate to the other.

Tags

Tags are short labels attached to a template. The list view filters by tag.

Pick a small, consistent vocabulary and stick to it. Good examples:

• By placement: lower-third, fullscreen, bug, strap.
• By content: player, team, score, clock.
• By status: draft, on-air, archive.

Avoid one-off tags — they clutter the filter without helping anyone find anything.

Archiving

The system does not have a soft-delete. Use an archive tag (or a naming convention like OLD — ) if you want to keep a template around without cluttering the main list.