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A theme sets the whole look of the player: the controls, the pause screen, the end screen, the exit-intent card. Applying one rewrites all of them in a single click. Six of the themes are chrome: Default, Solid, Minimal, Gradient, Glass and Split Pills. They recolour the player and nothing more. The other five are conversion themes. Each is a structurally different layout with its own copy voice, built for a different kind of offer.

The conversion themes

A pinned alert bar with a red edge stripe and a sharp rectangular button.Direct-response urgency. The pause screen reads like an interruption: “Do not stop now”. Use it for hard offers, deadlines and scarcity.Accent #dc2626.

Apply a theme

1

Open the Style tab

Go to your video, click Customize, then the Style tab.
2

Pick a theme

Click a theme swatch. A confirmation banner appears.
3

Apply

Click Apply.
Applying a theme overwrites your Autoplay, Paused, Continue Watching, End Screen and Exit Intent screens with that theme’s versions. Any custom layout you built on those screens is replaced. Pick your theme before you design them, not after.

After you apply

A theme is a starting point, not a cage. Everything it set is still editable:
  • Colours, controls and control visibility on the Style tab.
  • The individual screens on their own tabs: Autoplay, Pause Menu, Continue Watching, End Screen, Exit Intent.
Themes are worth split testing. They change layout and copy, not only colour, so the difference in conversion is often real. See Split tests.