Save a template

File → Save writes to the current .ogs for a single template or a complete template set. When there is no current file, Save asks for a destination. Save As… opens the file picker so you can choose a filename and location. After a successful write, Save uses that file. Browsers without a file save picker download an editable .ogs on each save. Use Save As if access to the current file is denied or the file is in an older format.

File → Save Template Copy… includes a thumbnail preview and frame selector. By default it uses the first OGraf step of the main composition, or frame 0 when there are no steps. Enter another frame to override it, or use the previous/next-frame buttons; the choice is stored in the .ogs file. The preview keeps a fixed size while changing frames.

Save .ogs… opens a file save dialog where you choose the filename and location for the editable source. Browsers without a file save dialog offer Download .ogs instead. The copy has its own filename. The active document keeps its title and save destination. Download ZIP saves Template Name.ogs together with <id>_thumb.png, using the top-level project id from the saved JSON. Renaming the template does not change its thumbnail filename. The PNG has a transparent canvas background, excludes editor guides, and keeps the composition's proportions at up to 320 pixels on its longest edge (320 × 180 for 16:9). Authored background layers remain visible.

Extract the ZIP before opening the .ogs source.