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# Modify an existing template

Start from a Captivate Library graphic and adjust it to fit your show, instead of building from a blank canvas.

This is the fastest path to a broadcast-ready graphic. Pick a template from the Library, change colors, swap text, drop in your logo, and you have a graphic on air in minutes. Most operators never need to build from scratch. This chapter teaches the modify-a-template workflow end to end.

## What’s in this chapter

* [Modify a template](/design-and-customize-graphics/chapter-index/modify-a-template.md) — the complete walkthrough: add a template, change its values, redesign it in the Designer, and save your version back to the Library.

## Related

* [Design & customize graphics — section overview](/design-and-customize-graphics/branch-index.md)
* [Build a graphic from scratch](/design-and-customize-graphics/chapter-index-2.md) — use this when no template fits and you need to start from a blank canvas.


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