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# Create Your Own Template

## What Is This Feature?

The **Create Your Own Template** feature allows you to save a box you have created as a reusable template.

Instead of starting from scratch or using only the pre-built templates provided by the app, you can now save your own box setup and reuse it for future boxes. This is useful when you frequently create boxes with similar layouts, styling, product card settings, conditional logic, required selections, or other configurations.

## Why Use This Feature?

Use this feature when you want to:

* Reuse a box design that you have already customized.
* Save time when creating similar boxes.
* Keep a consistent layout and styling across multiple boxes.
* Reuse advanced setup such as conditional logic or required selections.
* Build your own template library for future campaigns or product bundles.

## How to Create Your Own Template

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### Create or Open a Box

* Start by creating a new box or opening an existing box that you want to reuse as a template.
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Customize Your Box

* Make sure the box is set up the way you want before saving it as a template.

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{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Save the Box as a Template

* Once your box is ready, save it as your own template.

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* After the box is saved as a template, you can reuse the same setup when creating new boxes or editing existing boxes.
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  {% endstepper %}

## Where to Find Your Saved Templates

Your saved templates can be found in two places:

#### In the Visual Editor

Go to **Visual Editor** > **Templates**.

Then, open the **My templates** tab to view the templates you have saved from your own boxes.

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From here, you can preview, select, edit, or delete your saved templates.

#### When Creating a New Box

From the Box Management dashboard, start creating a new box.

In the **Choose template** section, open the **My templates** tab to select one of your saved templates.

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This allows you to create a new box based on a template you previously saved.

## Important Difference Between Applying Templates

#### When Creating a New Box

If you select a saved template while creating a new box from the dashboard, the template will be used as the base setup for the new box.

This means the saved template settings, including styling, conditional logic, required selections, and other saved configurations, will be applied to the new box.

#### Inside the Visual Editor

If you select a saved template inside the Visual Editor, the **Change template** popup will appear.

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From here, you can choose how the template should be applied:

**Replace all content**: Replace the current box setup with the selected template.

**Partially update (keep some parts)**: Keep selected parts of the current box and replace the rest with the selected template.

## Notes

> Template behavior depends on where the template is applied.
>
> Selecting a saved template from the Box Management dashboard creates a new box using the full template setup, including content, styling, conditional logic, required selections, and other saved configurations.
>
> Applying a template inside the Visual Editor allows you to choose how the current box should be updated through the Change template popup.

## 💬 Need Assistance?

If you're unsure how to use this feature or need help with a specific product setup, we’re here for you 24/7. Reach out via the **in-app live chat**, we’ll make sure your setup works exactly how you want it.


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