Presets are saved versions of a template's form — ready-made starting points your team can pick from when they add the template to a course. Instead of filling in every field from scratch each time, an author chooses a preset that's already set up the way you want.

What a preset is

Every template has a template form that defines what's editable. A preset captures a specific set of values for that form and saves it under a name. When someone uses your template in Rise, they can start from any preset you've created rather than a blank form.

Presets are a great way to ship common variations of the same interactive — for example, a "3-option quiz" and a "5-option quiz" built from one template.

The Default preset

Every template starts with a Default preset. It's a live view of the content already in your interactive's code, and it's driven by your build — use your AI tool to change what the default shows.

A few things to know about Default:

• It can't be renamed or deleted — it's the baseline every template has.
• You can Duplicate it as a starting point for a new preset.
• You can Hide in Rise if you don't want authors to see it — as long as at least one other preset is visible.

Creating a preset

1. Open your template in Studio.
2. Go to the Presets tab in the builder panel (or the Presets section).
3. Click New preset.
4. Give it a name, set the form values the way you want them, and Save.

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Presets are starting points, not locked content. Authors can still adjust any field after picking a preset — a preset just saves them from starting at zero.

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