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BeginnerCustomize & Style6 min

Recolor Your Visualizer with Themes & Engine Settings

Restyle any scene in one click with the nine palette presets, then fine-tune individual colors — and keep them consistent with your branding.

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Before you start

  • →A template open in the editor with a track loaded.

Color is the fastest way to make a template feel like yours. Novus gives you two levels of control: one-click palettes for an instant restyle, and per-parameter pickers when you want exact colors.

Step 1: Apply a palette preset

Open Theme & Colors and click one of the nine presets: Neon, Sunset, Ocean, Midnight, Forest, Gold, Plasma, Rose, and Arctic. Applying one pushes the palette across every color the engine uses, so nothing is left in the old scheme. This alone is usually enough to give a video its own identity.

Match the palette to the mood

Warm palettes (Sunset, Gold, Rose) read energetic and intimate; cool ones (Ocean, Midnight, Arctic) read spacious and modern; Neon and Plasma read as club energy. Our blog covers this in Choosing the Right Engine for Your Genre.

Step 2: Fine-tune individual colors

For precise control, open Engine Parameters — the section that holds your specific engine's settings, including its individual color pickers, plus speed and density. Change one picker at a time and watch the preview; small shifts (a slightly warmer primary, a deeper background) often do more than a whole new palette.

Step 3: Keep colors on-brand

The strongest channels reuse the same small palette everywhere. Pick two or three hex values and pull your engine primary, your Text Color (in Text Overlay), and your logo glow from that same set. Changing the engine between videos is good for variety; changing the palette and layout at the same time is what makes a channel look scattered. Write your hex values down so the next video matches exactly.

Where colors live

Scene colors: Theme & Colors + Engine Parameters. Text color: Text Overlay. Logo glow/backplate: Logo Appearance and Logo Effects — covered in Add Titles, Artist Text & a Logo.

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  • Step 1: Apply a palette preset
  • Step 2: Fine-tune individual colors
  • Step 3: Keep colors on-brand
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