What versions are
A version is an independent set of settings attached to your project. When you switch to a version, the Studio loads that version’s configuration. Changes you make only affect the active version — all other versions remain untouched.Common use cases
| Version name | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Radio Edit | Trimmed intro/outro for radio or playlist use |
| Full Version | Complete song with extended intro and outro |
| TV Version | Different aspect ratio or broadcast-safe styling |
| Practice Version | Vocals added to the audio mix to help singers learn |
| Different Language | Same song with lyrics in another language |
Creating a new version
The new version starts as a copy of the settings from the version that was active when you clicked New Version.
Switching between versions
In the Versions panel, click any version name. The Studio reloads with that version’s settings. The currently active version is marked with a badge.Editing a version
After switching to a version, any change you make — background, text style, layout, overlays, trim, or audio mix — is saved to that version only. Other versions are not affected.Renaming a version
Deleting a version
- Hover over the version in the Versions panel.
- Click the delete icon.
- Confirm deletion in the dialog.
You must keep at least one version. The delete option is disabled when only one version exists.
Exporting a specific version
When you export, Youka uses the settings of the currently active version. To export a specific version:
You can export each version separately to produce multiple distinct video files from the same project.
Tips
- Name versions clearly from the start to avoid confusion as the list grows.
- Build your main version first, then create variations from it.
- Use versions for A/B testing — try two different backgrounds or layouts and compare them side by side.
- Keep an “Original” version as a safe backup before making major style changes to other versions.