What Are Effect Templates
Effects bundle prompts, model defaults, color guidance, and optional post-processing into a reusable style package. Apply one and the Maker form auto-fills the recommended configuration.
Templates work across Text to Image, Image to Image, and supported video or audio workspaces, making it easy to roll out brand-consistent looks.
- Each Effect includes positive and negative prompts, model preferences, parameter suggestions, and optional asset slots.
- Admins can create and update the template library so brand styles stay current across campaigns.
Choosing the Right Template
Open the Effect selector from the Maker sidebar to browse by industry, medium, or campaign objective.
- Match the preview gallery with your brief to confirm composition and lighting feel on-brand.
- Check compatibility badges to ensure the template supports the workspace you are using.
- Read usage notes to understand how much you can adjust color, typography, or motion without breaking the look.
Layer Prompts and References
Effects give you a strong baseline, but every campaign needs nuance. Layer your own prompts and references without overwriting the original template.
Extend the prompt
Add extra clauses after the template prompt to capture new scenes, seasonal cues, or regional language. Keep the added instructions concise so they do not overpower the base style.
- Use weight syntax such as ::1.2 to emphasize elements that must stay prominent.
Upload supporting assets
Attach logos, palette swatches, or product references in the provided slots. Effects combine them with the baked-in styling rules to maintain consistency.
Fine-Tune Parameters
Most templates expose key controls so you can adapt them without breaking the overall look.
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Adjust light and color
Tweak temperature, contrast, or tone sliders to match the current campaign mood while keeping core styling intact.
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Lock composition
Enable pose or subject locks if the template offers them to keep characters or products in consistent positions across variations.
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Save comparison points
Generate a few outputs before and after changes, then compare inside Maker to confirm the adjustments improve the asset.
When adopting a new template, create two or three validation samples and share them with stakeholders. Once approved, you can safely move to bulk production.
Combine with Maker Workflows
Effects plug neatly into everyday Maker tasks and downstream automation.
- Start with Text to Image to set the hero shot, then switch to Image to Image for detailed retouching without losing the established style.
- Once a template and prompt pairing is approved, save it as a Maker preset so the same combo is available in Bulk workflows.
- Video-capable templates can generate motion clips that match the photographic style used for still assets.
Save and Share
After you refine parameters for a campaign, publish the configuration as a new Effect so everyone can reuse it.
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Name and categorize
Follow a naming convention such as Brand-Campaign-UseCase to make discovery straightforward in long template lists.
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Document usage notes
Record required assets, compatible workspaces, suggested prompts, and any guardrails so teammates can replicate your results confidently.
- Review the template library on a regular cadence to retire outdated looks and highlight new best sellers.