Preset config overview
Preset Config in Demokraft combines multiple video polishing operations into one reusable action for Studio projects created through extension recording, video uploads, or presentation uploads. You can include Background image, Music, Script enhancement, AI voice-over, and Captions in a preset instead of configuring each operation separately. Configure presets, apply them to projects with Apply, and review the processed video.Create and manage presets
Use Preset Configs to combine video polishing operations into reusable presets while keeping control over whether to apply or adjust each operation individually.1
Open preset settings
Open Preset Configuration and go to Settings. Preset Settings is where you can add a new preset and manage existing presets. You can create up to 20 presets for different use cases like marketing, product demos, training, and other video workflows.



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Configure operations and save
Add a new preset, or edit, duplicate, or delete an existing preset. Select the operations to include in the preset (with any combination):

- Name the preset.
- Enable Background image, and choose the image settings you normally use in Studio Editor.
- Configure Music config.
- Script enhancement.
- AI voice-over config.
- Captions config.


Apply a preset to a project
Use the Presets panel to choose a preset, apply its configured operations, and verify the completed video.1
Select a preset
Open the Presets panel and review the preset’s configured operations, including Background image, Music, Script enhancement, AI voice-over, and Captions. Select the preset you want to use.

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Apply the preset
Select Apply. Review the confirmation warning that existing configurations may be overridden, then confirm to start processing. Demokraft processes each configured operation in sequence, and the progress can be monitored as the workflow runs.

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Review the video
When processing is complete, play back the video with all selected operations applied to verify the final result. Continue editing afterward to make additional individual adjustments and retain control over the finished video.

