I've been using Opus Clip to crank out short-form video clips for our team's devlog series. It's fantastic for finding those golden nuggets in a long recording, but I keep hitting one snag: the AI-generated captions and graphics sometimes pick colors that clash *hard* with our established brand palette.
For context, our brand uses a specific, muted blue and gray scheme. Opus occasionally decides that a vibrant neon green or hot pink is the perfect caption color for a clip. It's visually jarring and looks unprofessional when it goes live.
Has anyone figured out a reliable workflow to lock this down? I'm thinking about:
* Is there a hidden setting to define a custom color palette that I've missed?
* Do you pre-define a color in your original video source (like a branded lower third) that Opus is supposed to sample from?
* Or is the only solid fix to manually adjust the color on every single clip before final export?
I love the automation, but this inconsistency is a bit of a headache. Would love to hear how others are handling it, especially if you're using this for a professional channel.
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