Create reusable templates and map AI prompts to specific template sections for automated content generation.
Templates: Create and Customize Your Own
This guide explains how to use existing templates, modify them, and create your own reusable templates from scratch.
1. Browse Available Templates
Open the Templates section from the left sidebar.
Templates are organized by categories such as:
Use the search bar and filters to quickly find the template you need.
2. Start a Project from a Template
To create a new project using an existing template, simply hover over the template and click Create project.
If you’d like to make changes before using it, select Edit template instead.
3. Create Your Own Template
Click Create new in the top-right corner to build a template from scratch.
In the setup window, you’ll need to:
Supported use cases include:
You can use predefined canvas sizes or define custom dimensions by entering the width and height manually.
Once you’re ready, click Create. Your template will automatically appear in the category matching the selected use case.
4. Build Your Template
Once you’ve created your template, it will appear under the category corresponding to the selected use case, such as Email, Print, Social Media, Presentation, or Interactive Presentation.
Locate your template in that section, hover over it, and click Edit template to open the Template Editor and start designing. From there, you can customize the layout and prepare the template for future projects.
Using the top toolbar, you can add and arrange elements such as:
You can also customize the canvas background using the Background Fill settings, choosing between a solid color, gradient, or image background.
5. Customize Element Properties
The Design tab in the right sidebar gives you full control over the appearance of selected elements.
Frame Settings
Adjust:
These settings help you fine-tune your layout with precision.
Fill and Stroke
For shapes and visual elements, you can customize:
Text Settings
For text elements, you can modify:
6. Use Prompt Mapping
One of the most powerful template features is Prompt Mapping.
Prompt Mapping allows you to assign instructions directly to text fields within your template. When the template is used in future projects, the system automatically generates content for those fields based on the prompts you’ve defined.
To set it up:
This makes your templates smarter, more reusable, and easier to automate.
7. Save and Reuse Your Template
Once you’ve configured your layout and elements, your template is ready to be used in future projects.
Simply select it whenever you start a new project to maintain consistency and speed up content creation.
Need Help?
If you have any questions, contact Customer Success through the Editor chat or by email.