Creatomate - Update record action
The Update record action updates a template you specify in Creatomate. Fields you leave blank keep their current values.
Input
| Input field | Description |
|---|---|
| Object | Select the object you plan to update. Template is the only available object. |
| Template ID | Enter the ID of the template you plan to update. |
| Name | Optional. Enter an updated name for the record. Leave blank to keep the current name. |
| Composition layers | Select the number of composition layers, from 1 to 3, to show as input fields under Source. Only select more than one layer when an element's type is Composition. Pass deeper child elements as JSON if you need more than 3 layers. |
| Source | Optional. Select the template's RenderScript source. Leave blank to keep the current source. |
| Tags | Optional. Enter any tags to replace the current tags. Leave blank to keep the current tags. |
Output
| Output field | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Unique identifier of the template. |
| Name | Name of the template. |
| Tags | List of tags applied to the template. |
| Created at | Date and time when the template was created. |
| Updated at | Date and time when the template was last updated. |
| Warnings | List of warnings about the template's RenderScript source. |
| Source | Template's RenderScript source, including the following properties. |
| Output format | Rendered file format. For example, mp4 or jpg. |
| Width | Output width, in pixels. |
| Height | Output height, in pixels. |
| Frame rate | Video frame rate, in fps. |
| Duration | Output duration, in seconds. |
| Snapshot time | Time, in seconds, to capture the JPEG preview image. |
| Snapshot location | Whether the snapshot replaces the first or last video frame instead of exporting separately. |
| Emoji style | Emoji design style used in the template. |
| Elements | Visual elements that make up the template, including text, image, video, audio, shape, or, composition. Each element supports properties for position, styling, animation, and media source, and can nest child elements. Refer to the Creatomate RenderScript documentation for the element schema. |
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