Presets are a way of defining the output requirements for an image after post-production. In Editorial, presets are set at the client level and are to be assigned on the deliverable level. While each preset outputs one image per deliverable, you are able to stack multiple presets on one deliverable. For example, if your brand is creating an Instagram campaign and needs one image cropped for an Instagram feed post and one for an Instagram story post, you are able to create two presets and assign both to the same deliverable for a total output of two final images. Next, let’s take a look at how to set up your presets.

First, navigate to your studio settings under your studio name in the top right-hand corner of Gamma. From there, scroll down to the Presets tab on the left side, and click Editorial. Select the blue “Add Preset” button to create a new preset.

Under the settings tab, you will add your preset name, naming convention, client, and the preset code.

Next, click the tab below called “Spec” to add your specifications for the preset.

Now that you have created your presets, it’s time to assign them to a deliverable.

Start by navigating to the Editorial tab and selecting the project from the projects dropdown.

From the deliverables screen, select the deliverable to which you’d like to assign a preset, and from on the slide-out, select the add preset button. Here you can either select your desired preset from the list or search to find.

If a preset was assigned by mistake, you are able to remove it by clicking the small gray “x” on the right corner of the preset name that appears when a cursor hovers over the name.

Below the presets added, Creative Force also provides a preview of the file output name so your team can ensure that once processed, the images will be named correctly.