Browse and apply page templates

Templates are editable page compositions. They help you start a page; they do not create a separate website or purchase a plan.

Browse the catalogCopy Anchor Link

1. Open /templates.
2. Search for a template by name or relevant text.
3. Use All plans, Free, or Premium to narrow the catalog.
4. Choose View template to inspect its full-page preview.
5. Use Previous and Next when more results are available.

The catalog loads twelve templates per page. Changing the search or plan filter returns you to the first result page.

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Template access is checked against the selected organization. Free workspaces have free-template access by default; Personal Pro and Teams include premium templates.

If a detail page says Template unavailable, it may no longer be published or may require a different plan. Return to the catalog and choose an available template.

Apply a template to a pageCopy Anchor Link

1. Open the intended website and page in Studio.
2. Enter the template catalog from the editing workflow so it carries the return destination for that page.
3. Open the template preview.
4. Choose Apply to this page.
5. Read and confirm the replacement prompt in Studio.
6. Review the result, replace sample content with your own information, and publish when ready.

Applying a template replaces the current page content. It is not an “append sections” action. Save or otherwise preserve content you need before confirming.

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Why the button says Open your websitesCopy Anchor Link

Opening a template directly from /templates may not identify a page to update. In that case the detail screen shows Open your websites and returns you to /apps.

Choose the website and open its page in Studio first. The catalog does not guess which website or page should receive a template.

Check before publishingCopy Anchor Link

• Replace names, contact details, images, and links with your own.
• Check navigation targets and buttons.
• Test any forms on the public page after publishing.
• Check the page on narrow and wide screens in the editor's preview workflow.

Template application edits the selected page; it does not automatically publish it. Use Pages to check the page's status afterward.