Content packs set the starting designs for supported creation workflows. They help your workspace begin with a consistent look while leaving you free to review the design for each post or campaign.
Open the workspace defaults
Go to Workspace settings → Content packs. These are workspace choices, so check the selected workspace before changing them. The panel saves changes automatically; wait for the saved status before starting a new creation flow.
Choose designs for each purpose
Review the available design pickers for showcase posts, open-house content, stories, reels, and videos. Each picker offers designs suited to that content type. A portrait reel overlay and a landscape video overlay have different shapes; choose them separately.
Listing labels such as “Just Listed” or “Sold” are filled from the listing context. Choose the visual style you want instead of looking for a separate design for every status. An open-house design uses its event context, so inspect the dates and times in the generated result.
Set the video defaults
Review the reel inclusion option where offered for campaigns. Choose a default soundtrack using Default music. Preview a track before selecting it, or choose No music when new videos should start silently. Volume is adjusted inside each video rather than in this workspace default.
The video editor still lets you inspect scenes, overlays, and music before rendering. See Reel and video creation.
Choose how many dates a plan proposes
Under Plan my content, use Dates per plan to choose how many dates a new plan proposes, from one to seven. Choose an amount you can realistically review and maintain. When opening the planner, inspect and change the actual dates before generating; this default is not approval to publish.
Test the defaults with real content
Start a small campaign or design and inspect the preselected choices. Try a listing with a long address, a short address, and both bright and dark photos. Check that headings fit, the logo remains readable, and the call to action is visible.
Changing a default does not automatically restyle content you already generated or scheduled. Open those items separately if they also need the new look. If a design is missing, check its format and the templates offered for that particular piece.