When creating multiple formats for the same template, the designer should help repositioning the graphical elements. Right now, if we clone a template and change page size, a lot of manual work is needed to adapt all the layers to the new format. The anchor feature does not help 100%, because there is no way to anchor layers to any side of the page (eg. keep the logo anchored to the top-right corner, with 5% or 15pm offset).

Discovery Product Team 4 days ago

Autofit can be enabled via the UI and then used through the API when creating a render. It would be useful to be able to leverage this feature in preview mode as well.

Discovery Product Team 7 days ago

Would be great to have an importer for Adobe Illustrator files like we have for Photoshop, Canva and others

Pedro 20 days ago

I want to be able to scale my SVG files without keeping the aspect ratio. If the option were available via the Render, and not even in the Editor, it would already be fine with me!

Nick (Salt in our Hair) 25 days ago

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Currently, crop, zoom, and position set in the UI are not available or preserved via the API for image layers. Use case: we already store crop data on our side and would like to apply it when sending images via API, so they are correctly positioned without manual adjustments. Request: expose position, scale (zoom), and crop properties in the API (both read and write).

Discovery Product Team 25 days ago

1

We need to allow the user to reposition the image in the layer so he can better frame it for the desired effect and design.

Pedro about 1 month ago

3

We want produce better results when importing designs from Canva. Also want to better support designs with multiple pages.

Pedro about 1 month ago

2

We’re working on a major new version for our AI Template Generation to produce even better results and give your a great looking template from your prompt.

Pedro about 1 month ago

1

so more organic shapes can be used

Max Dennis about 2 months ago

1

I would like the editor to support bold and different font colours mid-sentence.

Kyle Dine about 2 months ago

2

Hey you. I have a request that might not be simple, but I’d like to explore if it’s possible. In your platform’s design editor, we already have it: Blur (to make the image look out of focus) Transparency (to adjust image opacity) I’d like to know if it would be possible to add a “Soft Edges” feature. The idea is to allow the image edges to gradually fade into the background, instead of having hard, defined borders. This would create a smoother and more natural visual integration between the image and the layout. The effect I’m looking for is similar to a feathered edge or vignette mask, where the image softly blends out toward the edges. This would be especially useful for TemplateId-based designs where we want images to feel more integrated and less rectangular or rigid. With this feature will allow us to create pretty and professional images such this idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mbCXMsMY7g

Bruno Scaravelli about 2 months ago

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Expose animation properties on layers through the API? Specifically things like: - animation-delay (entry/exit timing per layer) - animation-duration - animation-name (e.g. fadeIn, slideInLeft) - opacity keyframes This would let us create fully animated video templates entirely via API without needing to touch the editor for the animation step. Right now we can set up all the layers, content, and styling programmatically, but have to jump into the editor to add the motion — which breaks the automation flow. Even a simple set of properties per layer like entry_animation, entry_delay, exit_animation, exit_delay would be incredibly powerful.

Shaan Bassi 2 months ago

1

Sometimes a user might need a template with pages with multiple sizes and we need to support that. For example, a news portal template might have: Page 1: Instagram Reels size (1080×1920) — vertical video cover or story card Page 2: Instagram Feed size (1080×1080) — square post for the main feed Page 3: Facebook Cover size (1200×630) — banner for article sharing Page 4: Twitter/X Post size (1600×900) — landscape card for link previews Page 5: YouTube Thumbnail size (1280×720) — video thumbnail for embedded content This way, a single template can generate all the creative assets a news portal needs for distributing one article across multiple channels, ensuring brand consistency while respecting each platform's optimal dimensions.

Pedro 2 months ago

1

I want to be able to upload my designs from the iFrame, rather than navigating to app.templated.io to do so.

Kevin Mbumbe 3 months ago

Add MCP Integration to generate renders, create templates and all other API endpoints using AI and natural language.

Pedro 3 months ago

Current state: The automatic adjustment logic is only triggered during API rendering or final export. The main editor screen remains static. Note: Real-time automatic adjustment already works in the embedded editor's preview mode. Suggestion: Enable the same real-time rendering logic directly on the main editor screen.

Maykon Castioni 3 months ago

New Properties: Add Max Width and Max Height fields directly into the Auto-fit for Text property panel. Enforcement: The Auto-fit logic must respect these limits as the maximum allowed dimensions for the text container. Visual Indicator: Display a boundary in the editor to represent these limits.

Maykon Castioni 3 months ago