Templates and the gallery
Understand what a template is, browse the gallery, attach a starter, create a new template, and manage your templates with status pills and the card menu.
What a template is
A template is a reusable design that renders across your products: a branded frame, dynamic sale and price-drop badges, and category messaging. The design is tenant-agnostic, so your brand comes from your palette and fonts rather than the layout preset. One template adapts per product automatically.
Browsing the gallery
The gallery is your landing view: a card grid of your templates with a name search and three tabs.
- My templates: your live, draft, and paused templates
- Starter: the bundled starters you can create from
- Archived: templates you have set aside, kept so you can restore them later
Each card shows a status pill: Live, Draft, Paused, or Default. Selecting a card opens it in the canvas editor.
Attaching a starter
The Starter tab lists the bundled starters. Selecting one creates a template from it and drops you into the editor.
- Standard: the full branded frame with sale and percentage badges, price, and headline
- Blank: a minimal image-plus-frame skeleton to build up from scratch
Creating a new template
Use the New template menu to create from one of three sources. Names default to a sensible label you can rename later.
- Blank template
- Start from a starter (one of the bundled starters)
- Duplicate a template (a copy of one of your existing templates)
Managing templates
Each of your template cards carries a menu to rename inline, duplicate, archive, or delete. Deleting opens a confirmation that reassigns the template's products to your pinned Default so nothing is left without a design. A card's Edit targeting opens the rule builder for that template.
Which template actually serves a given product is decided by targeting and priority, not by the gallery. See the targeting rules and priority guides.