Generation modes

    One-tap template meaning

    Also called Trend template, Photo-in template.

    A one-tap template is a curated, photo-in video format you run as a finished clip — no scene plan — rather than a multi-scene workflow you author.

    The format is locked before you arrive. Finger-snap, mugshot and the rest of the templates shelf already decided the motion, the cut and the joke; your job is to supply the still the template is built to consume, usually a photo. The run starts once every required input is a hosted URL, and a live card tracks the finished clip.

    A saved workflow is the opposite shape: you author scenes, you can edit them, you clone a public recipe and swap the asset map. A style-preset is a look on one generation, not a finished clip. Content-repurposing takes a piece you already made and recrops it; a one-tap template makes the piece.

    There is no scene plan to approve. If you needed per-shot models and a combine step, you wanted the movie or the workflow, not this shelf.

    In practice

    • Attach the photo the template actually lists — a missing still is a failed run, not a prompt you can talk past.
    • Pick the format for the joke it already tells, then recast with your still; do not fight the motion.
    • If you need to change scene order or swap a product mid-recipe, you are in a workflow, not a template.

    The mistake to avoid

    Sending a one-tap template a paragraph of plot, or cloning a workflow for a format that only wanted the photo. The template never received the still it is built to consume.

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