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Overview

Style presets are the fastest way to get consistency across scenes. Use presets early, then apply small scene-level overrides. [insert screenshot of style preset chooser with preview of affected typography, motion, and audio settings]

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Before you start

  • Choose a target brand tone (formal, playful, minimal, etc.).
  • Pick one representative scene for testing.
  • Save a checkpoint before broad preset changes.

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Steps

  1. Browse available presets and pick the closest baseline.
  2. Apply preset to the project.
  3. Review typography, colors, motion, and audio impacts.
  4. Adjust only necessary scene-level exceptions.
  5. Save a custom variant if your team will reuse this style.
[insert screenshot of preset applied globally with one intentional scene-specific override]

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Check your result

  • Most scenes look consistent without manual restyling.
  • Overrides are limited and intentional.
  • Team can reproduce the same look in future projects.

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Troubleshooting

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Preset changed too much

This is expected for broad presets. Reapply targeted overrides after choosing the nearest baseline.

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Project still feels inconsistent

Audit for local overrides that conflict with preset defaults.

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Preset appears selected but visuals did not change

Re-check project-level assignment and refresh style state.

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Next

Create deeper brand consistency with Theme kits.