Short videos for everyday company needs
Not every corporate video needs a budget and a production agency. Many are short and practical: a slide for the start of a town hall meeting, a post that announces a partnership on LinkedIn, a loop for a trade fair screen, the top of an About us page, a welcome for new employees, or an update on the intranet. These templates cover such cases in 6 to 60 seconds and look calm and professional, with room for your company name, logo and website.
The six templates
| Template | Content | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Company profile | Headline, tagline, three strengths, three photos | About us page, sales meetings |
| Key numbers | Three numbers with labels | Annual review, investor update, recruiting |
| Meet the team | Three people with roles and photos | Website, onboarding, social media |
| Mission and values | Mission statement, three values, one photo | Employer branding, all-hands meetings |
| Timeline | Four milestones with years | Anniversaries, company history |
| Announcement | Label, headline, details, date and button | Mergers, launches, new offices, news |
Consistent branding across all videos
Corporate communication needs a consistent look. Set it up once and reuse it:
- Logo: a transparent PNG or SVG works best. Without a logo, the company name appears instead.
- Colour: choose one of the four colour sets or enter your exact brand colour with the colour picker.
- Typeface: Sans for a modern look, Serif for a classic one, Bold for strong headlines, Mono for a technical feel.
When you move to another template, the texts you have typed in shared fields, such as the company name, website and button, are kept. You can create a whole set of matching videos (profile, numbers, team) in one session without typing the same details again.
Facts, names and photos
Use numbers you can stand behind and write them the way your company does in reports: 250+, 98%, 40 countries. For team videos, ask colleagues before you use their photos and names, and use pictures with similar light and framing so the three people look like one team. Square or upright portraits fit best. Milestones read well as year · event, as in 2014 · First 100 clients.
Longer videos and voice-over
For a complete company film, export several templates and join them with your own footage in the video editor, or simply play them one after another with Merge Video. A spoken explanation over the result can be added with Add Audio, and subtitles help in offices where videos play without sound. Choose 16:9 for meeting rooms, websites and YouTube, 1:1 or 4:5 for LinkedIn and other feeds, and 9:16 for stories.
For a meeting, you can play the MP4 full screen from a laptop or insert it into a slide: PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides all accept MP4 files. A short Key numbers or Announcement video at the start of a presentation gets attention before the first slide with text. On a trade fair screen, set the length a little longer and let the player repeat the file.
The videos are made in your browser. Nothing you type, no photo and no logo is uploaded, which matters for news that is not public yet.