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Templates are saved Creative Studio canvases published as reusable starting points. Instead of building a node graph from scratch, clone a template to inherit the full workflow — model choices, node connections, and parameter settings — then customize for your creative brief.

What can you do with templates?

Browse templates

Explore published templates in the template picker or at /templates. Filter by creative type, use case, or model.

Clone a template

Open a template on your own canvas. All nodes, connections, and settings are copied — ready to customize with your own prompts and brand assets.

Publish a template

Save any project as a workspace template so your teammates can discover and reuse proven workflows without starting from scratch.

How do you find and use a template?

1

Open the template picker

Click Templates in the left sidebar or navigate to /templates from the Studio home. Templates are organized by category.
2

Preview the template

Click any template card to see a preview of the node graph, the types of outputs it produces, and the models it uses.
3

Clone to your canvas

Click Clone. The full canvas graph opens in a new project under your selected brand. All original settings are preserved.
4

Customize and generate

Update prompts, swap reference images, or change model settings to match your creative brief. Run the graph to produce your outputs.

How do you publish a template for your team?

1

Build and polish the workflow

Create and refine your canvas until it reliably produces the type of output you want to share. Clear naming on nodes helps teammates understand the flow at a glance.
2

Save the project

Save the canvas with a descriptive project name. This becomes the template name in the picker.
3

Publish as a template

Open the project menu and select Publish as template. Choose visibility: workspace-only (team) or public.
Ad-oriented templates and Magic Layers are covered separately under Ad Templates. Use Studio templates for general-purpose creative workflows; use Ad Templates for structured, placement-aware ad formats.
When publishing a template, include example outputs in the project. Teammates can see what the workflow produces before cloning it — which improves adoption significantly.

What’s next?

Image nodes

Generate and edit images before customizing a template

Ad templates

Structured Magic Layers for ad-specific formats

Collaboration

Share projects and templates with your team