Start From a Template
Browse and preview finished sites, clone an editable copy, and understand credits and project limits.
Start with a finished site instead of a blank brief. Clone a template, then replace its copy, images and styles with your own. Your changes belong to your copy, not the original template.
At a Glance
| Task | Where | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Browse finished sites | Explore Templates | See available templates and page counts |
| Inspect a site | Preview arrow on a card | Open its live preview, when available |
| Make your copy | Copy icon, then Clone site | Add an editable project without spending credits |
| Return to a clone | Open your copy | Reopen the copy already in your projects |
Browse and Clone a Template
Explore finished sites
Preview the live site
Make your editable copy
Personalize the copy
What Cloning Copies
Cloning uses the source project's sitemap, saved project state and page-section data to make a separate project. Pages that already contain sections are marked as generated, so you do not need to regenerate a completed template just to view it. The template preview is a reference, not your newly published website.
If you have already cloned that template, Open your copy returns you to it rather than creating another copy. Use Duplicate in My Projects if you deliberately need another version.
Credits and Project Limits
Example: Adapt a Studio Template
Keep a template's useful Home, Services and Contact structure. Replace the studio name and sample services, upload your real work, and adjust the palette. Check mobile layouts and every call-to-action before opening Publish.