What You’ll Need:
- A compatible digital signage player e.g. Xhibit, BrightSign, etc.
- Mvix CMS Software with a supported feature package to use the template editor.
- Internet Connectivity
- Media files, playlists, or general content you wish to add to the template.
If you meet the requirements listed above, simply follow the steps below to learn how to create and edit templates within Mvix CMS.
Navigating to the Template Editor

- Hover over the “TEMPLATES” tab and click “CREATE TEMPLATE”.

- Click the category and app that corresponds to the media you are looking to display.
- A zone will appear on the canvas. This represents an empty media container that can hold and display any compatible media content.
- If you would like to add multiple zones, simply click an app again and an additional zone will appear.
- NOTE: To delete a zone at any time, press the Del key on your keyboard or click the trash can icon at the bottom of the screen.
- NOTE: Newly added zones will always appear in the top left corner, and will need to be dragged to their desired location.
- To resize any zone, click and drag the edges or corners as needed.

- To specify content for this zone, click the pen icon near the bottom right corner of the zone.
- A window will appear that lists all compatible content for that zone. Click to select the file of your choice and click “SAVE” when done.
Adding a Playlist Zone

- Select “PLAYLIST” from the categories and click the Playlist app.
- A new zone will appear in the canvas.

- To assign a playlist to your zone, click the “+” icon near the bottom right corner of the zone.
- A window will pop up listing all available playlists.
- Click your desired playlist from the list and you’ll see the contents shown on the right.
- Confirm by hitting “SAVE”.
Using Preset Zones
The Zone Presets features allow for easy template creation by providing ready-made layouts to help easily add content with just a few clicks.

- Click the highlighted Zone Presets button.


- There are different presets available, click on any of them and select your desired template layout, then click Apply.

- Click the plus sign ( + ) in the highlighted box above to add content to any desired zone, then Save the template.
- Once the template has been saved, you can proceed to schedule it on any of your desired devices.
Additional Template Editor Tips
- The template editor allows you to change the background image of the template. Select the “Background”, located below the Presets button on the right side of the template window.
- When configuring a template for a Videowall, hover over the options menu (gear icon on the left side of the template menu bar) and select the “Videowall Layout” option to convert the template to a Videowall template.
- You can also use the Preferences menu to change screen orientation for your template and manage the resolution of your displays when showing the template.
What Zone Sizes are Supported for Responsive Content?

To ensure that Themes are responsive, any Themes in a Content app must be added to a zone in a template and resized to display in any of the following 18 sizes, as described below.
- Add the desired content app to the template and a zone will appear.
- Click on the newly added zone, then click Size & Positioning under the provided settings in the right pane of the screen.
- Adjust the width and height accordingly based on the recommended sizes below.
Horizontal Zone Layouts
- 1920×1080
- 1920×720
- 1920×360
- 1920×180
- 1440×1080
- 1440×720
- 1440×360
- 1080×720
- 1080×180
- 720×540
- 720×360
- 720×180
Vertical Zone Layouts
- 1080×1920
- 540×1920
- 480×1080
- 360×540
Square Zone Layouts
- 1080×1080
- 360×360
Adjusting the Opacity Level of a Zone

The opacity level can be adjusted through the Zone settings in case you want to hide a content app, such as the Radio Content app. This will allow the Radio zone to be hidden from the screen while still playing audio.
- Click on the zone content app you need to adjust the opacity level.
- Click Zone Settings in the right panel, then use the opacity level to adjust the zone’s opacity to the preferred level.
