About Business & Industries video templates

Business and industry video templates give companies a ready-made structure for the content they publish most often: a product launch, a sale, a listing, a menu, a promo for a course or a membership, a brand story. The catalog is organised by sector so the layout already speaks the language of the business, from price tags and spec lists to room captions and dish cards.

Real Estate is the largest group, with just-listed reels, open house invitations, rental tours, a cinematic luxury listing film and a just-sold agent post, each with fixed places for price, specs, room captions and contact details. Technology covers SaaS launches with metric cards, app promos, feature highlights and a consumer earbuds reel with spec callouts. Food & Drink holds menu reels, a street food teaser, a bakery product clip with stickers and a coffee roastery brand story. Home & Interior includes a decor sale with product tags, a plant studio post, a before-and-after reveal and a brand story. Fashion covers collection launches, a monochrome sale and a streetwear drop; Beauty a skincare routine and a product review; Health & Fitness gym promos and a flash sale; Ecommerce product showcases and sale reels. Travel & Hospitality and Automotive are next.

Begin with the business objective. A product video should demonstrate value and the few features that matter, a listing video should guide viewers through the property, a menu reel should make dishes and prices legible at a glance, and a sale needs an unambiguous offer and deadline. Company updates, service introductions and brand stories each require a different balance of footage, text and calls to action.

Choose the aspect ratio for the distribution channel. Use vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, square or 4:5 for social feeds and digital ads, and 16:9 for YouTube, websites, presentations and display screens. Several templates are designed to work with the sound off for muted feed autoplay. Keep important text, logos and products near the centre so the composition can be reused across channels.

In the Deus Video editor, replace the sample media with your product shots, property footage or team content, update text, prices, dates and contact details, and apply your colours and fonts. Prepare a concise message, logo files, brand colours, key facts and a clear next step before editing. Specific information and consistent branding make the result far more useful than a generic promotional video.