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Artlist Templates review

#3 of 21 in Motion Graphics Template Libraries

A broad, editable template library for teams working across four major video editors.

8.9/10Editor score
Artlist Templates8.9 Visit Artlist

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Artlist Templates is a subscription-based library for creators, editors, filmmakers, and production teams that need reusable motion-design assets. Its catalog covers titles, lower thirds, transitions, intros, slideshows, animations, and effects. Downloads include editable project files with animations, text placeholders, effects, and supporting materials. The library suits teams that share template work across Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, with commercial and client-work licensing included in the Footage and Templates plan.

The catalog is organized for repeat production rather than one-off browsing. Search, software and resolution filters, previews, favorites, and Artboards help editors locate and organize assets, while sharing supports review between collaborators. Templates are available for HD and 4K work, and the downloadable source files allow teams to adapt text, animation, and effects within supported editing applications. The combination of multiple template types and four included applications gives multi-editor teams flexibility when projects do not follow a single post-production workflow.

Artlist Templates is a paid product with a Footage and Templates plan that includes video templates, stock footage, LUTs, a Pro license, commercial use, and client work. The plan is annual, and downloads are described as unlimited subject to a reasonable-use limit of up to 40 templates per day. That structure fits professional teams that need recurring access to editable assets and licensing for client deliverables. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a free tier or a standalone desktop template manager. Teams should also account for the web-based catalog and the need to work in one of the supported video applications.

Artlist Templates pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Editable templates support commercial and client work.
    • Unlimited downloads with a stated limit of up to 40 templates per day.
    • Works with After Effects, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan.
    • The offering is delivered through an annual paid plan.
    • The catalog is accessed on the web rather than as a desktop app.

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