Biteable Teams

All things you need to know about your Biteable Teams account

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Written by Joelle Waksman and Becky Kinkead

Your Teams Account

Quick start guide to Biteable Teams

It’s time to start making videos. Use this guide to learn how to create, edit, and share your first video.

Written by Becky Kinkead
Updated over a week ago

What to expect from a Biteable Teams onboarding call

What to expect during your Biteable Teams onboarding workshop.

Written by Joelle Waksman
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Teams Trial FAQs

The frequently asked questions about Biteable's Teams trial

Written by Joelle Waksman
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Setting up your brand

Set up your brand to instantly apply your company's colors, fonts, and logo to every video.

Written by Becky Kinkead
Updated over a week ago

Creating a Video

Using Branded Templates

Hundreds of templates built to share the internal comms messages you need most.

Written by Becky Kinkead
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Upload a custom thumbnail

Select the thumbnail that best reflects your video

Written by Becky Kinkead
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Using Smart Editor

Create professional, branded videos in a snap with Smart Editor.

Written by Becky Kinkead
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How to find scenes in Biteable Teams

Finding scenes in Biteable Teams is easy. Here’s how to do it.

Written by Becky Kinkead
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Using Advanced mode

Fine-tune your video's layout and features with Advanced mode.

Written by Becky Kinkead
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Add a voice-over

Share information in an accessible, digestible way with voice-over.

Written by Becky Kinkead
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Using Record + Record Requests

Add a personal touch to your videos with first-person footage and Record Requests.

Written by Joelle Waksman
Updated over a week ago

Using Branded Scenes

Create stunning, on-brand videos in minutes with Branded Scenes.

Written by Becky Kinkead
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Using Folders

Easily upload, find, and organize your video files — or collaborate on shared videos in your Teams folder.

Written by Becky Kinkead
Updated over a week ago