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Gallery

한국어: 갤러리

The Gallery is where users share finished compositions and where you can find templates to import into your own projects.

Location: kvid.ai/gallery

Browsing​

  • Grid of cards — each shows thumbnail, title, author (masked email), import count, and tags.
  • Search — by composition name (server-side, debounced).
  • Click the card — opens the detail page.

Detail page​

/gallery/{id} shows a single composition:

  • Live preview — the composition renders in your browser (no separate video file). Click to play / pause.
  • Title, description, author, tag list
  • Import count — how many users have used this composition as a starting point
  • "Use this composition" button — import it into your own projects

Because previews run client-side from the composition JSON, no MP4 storage is needed. External assets (images, videos, audio) are loaded from the original URLs stored in the composition.

Import​

  1. Click Use this composition.
  2. A new project is created in your account with a copy of the composition.
  3. You're redirected to the editor to edit, rename, and render as your own project.

Your import does not affect the original: it's a snapshot copy.

Sharing your own​

From any of your projects (in Storyboard list or the editor), use Share to Gallery:

  1. Enter a description and optional tags.
  2. Submit — a snapshot of your current composition is published.
  3. A thumbnail is auto-extracted from the first image asset of the composition.

You can un-share (delete from the gallery) at any time — only you, the owner, can delete your own submissions.

SEO & public pages​

Gallery items have individual public URLs (kvid.ai/gallery/{id}) and are included in the sitemap, so search engines can index them. OpenGraph meta tags use the thumbnail for rich previews on social media.

Tips​

  • Add descriptive tags — they help other users discover your work.
  • Keep the composition assets self-contained (use kvidAI CDN URLs rather than private links) so previews continue working after you leave.
  • The first image in your composition becomes the thumbnail — put a good cover frame early.