Using Grid View to make bulk edits
Common questions
How do I bulk edit colors in multiple scenes?
How do I change the colors in multiple scenes at once?
Can I edit multiple scenes or colors at once?
How do I bulk edit the font or text in multiple scenes?
How do I change the font or text in multiple scenes at once?
Can I change the font or text on all of the scenes?
Is there a way to bulk edit in Biteable?
How do I quickly update or bulk edit colors across multiple scenes?
What's the best way to edit multiple scenes together at the same time?
Editing multiple scenes at once saves time and keeps your video consistent. With Biteable's bulk editing feature combined with Grid View, you can quickly update fonts and colors across multiple scenes in just a few clicks without the need to edit each one individually. Here's how to do it.
Access Grid View by clicking the Grid View icon. Most likely, you'll be in Slide view as shown below. Simply click the icon that has four small squares that are all the same size.
Once you've clicked that icon, the view in Biteable will change to this.
Next, click once on the scenes that you wish to update. As you click on a scene, the colors will start to appear under the Bulk styling section.
You'll see three sub-sections, one for Text, one for Background colors, and one for Graphic colors. The Text section shows a font drop-down menu along with options to change the font color and the color of the ribbon that appears behind the text. The background is just that, the background of your scene. The colors that appear under Graphic colors are all of the colors in the graphic elements that are contained on that scene.
Find the color under Background colors or Graphic colors and then click the color swatch. You'll see three sub-sections: Brand colors, Project colors, and Custom colors. Simply click the color you wish to use and that new color will be applied to your scene(s).
Pro Tip: It's easy to get confused between a Background color and a Graphic color, especially when you have multiple scenes selected. It may not be immediately obvious to you if a color on a scene is a background or a graphic element. The more you use Biteable, the more you'll learn this, but initially, if you pick a new color and an unexpected change happens on the scene or scenes, simply click the undo button on the toolbar and then you can try again.
If you want to change the same color on multiple scenes, simply click on additional scenes and then change the color as described above.
To change the text and select a new font or adjust the color, click on the text drop-down menu and then select one of the available fonts from the list. Changing the color of the text or the text ribbon works the same way described above for changing background and graphic colors.
How do I bulk edit colors in multiple scenes?
How do I change the colors in multiple scenes at once?
Can I edit multiple scenes or colors at once?
How do I bulk edit the font or text in multiple scenes?
How do I change the font or text in multiple scenes at once?
Can I change the font or text on all of the scenes?
Is there a way to bulk edit in Biteable?
How do I quickly update or bulk edit colors across multiple scenes?
What's the best way to edit multiple scenes together at the same time?
You Can Edit Multiple Scenes in Bulk
Editing multiple scenes at once saves time and keeps your video consistent. With Biteable's bulk editing feature combined with Grid View, you can quickly update fonts and colors across multiple scenes in just a few clicks without the need to edit each one individually. Here's how to do it.
Access Grid View
Access Grid View by clicking the Grid View icon. Most likely, you'll be in Slide view as shown below. Simply click the icon that has four small squares that are all the same size.
What Grid View looks like
Once you've clicked that icon, the view in Biteable will change to this.
Select the Scenes You Wish to Update
Next, click once on the scenes that you wish to update. As you click on a scene, the colors will start to appear under the Bulk styling section.
You'll see three sub-sections, one for Text, one for Background colors, and one for Graphic colors. The Text section shows a font drop-down menu along with options to change the font color and the color of the ribbon that appears behind the text. The background is just that, the background of your scene. The colors that appear under Graphic colors are all of the colors in the graphic elements that are contained on that scene.
Changing colors
Find the color under Background colors or Graphic colors and then click the color swatch. You'll see three sub-sections: Brand colors, Project colors, and Custom colors. Simply click the color you wish to use and that new color will be applied to your scene(s).
Pro Tip: It's easy to get confused between a Background color and a Graphic color, especially when you have multiple scenes selected. It may not be immediately obvious to you if a color on a scene is a background or a graphic element. The more you use Biteable, the more you'll learn this, but initially, if you pick a new color and an unexpected change happens on the scene or scenes, simply click the undo button on the toolbar and then you can try again.
Selecting Multiple Scenes for a Bulk Edit
If you want to change the same color on multiple scenes, simply click on additional scenes and then change the color as described above.
Changing Text
To change the text and select a new font or adjust the color, click on the text drop-down menu and then select one of the available fonts from the list. Changing the color of the text or the text ribbon works the same way described above for changing background and graphic colors.
Updated on: 13/03/2025
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