The Gallery is the fastest way to begin when an existing visu already has the behavior, material, or interaction you need. You are not choosing a finished template. You are choosing a working visual system that can become the foundation of a new project.
Choose by behavior#
Open a Gallery visu and let it run. Test the controls, pointer response, asset fields, ratio changes, and motion before deciding to use it. A preview image can show the visual style, but only the live visu reveals how the system actually works.
Choose the project whose core behavior is closest to your goal. Color and text are usually easy to change; the underlying movement and interaction are more important.
Create an editable copy#
Use the Gallery action to open or copy the visu into your own workspace. Rename it immediately so it is not confused with the source, then save the initial state as a version before editing.
Replace text, colors, and assets through the existing controls first. This shows what the system can already do without changing its structure.
Refine without losing the core#
Work in this order:
- Replace content and assets.
- Adjust color, type, scale, density, and speed.
- Test the target ratio and resolution.
- Save a version.
- Ask AI for any missing behavior or control.
When requesting an AI update, name the qualities that must survive:
Keep the current elastic type motion, composition, pointer response, and controls. Replace the headline with an editable two-line field and add an image asset behind the type. Do not redesign the motion system.
Focused updates preserve what made the Gallery visu useful while giving the new project its own direction.