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Why templates?

Built a tent whose layout and style you’ll want again — a webinar registration page, a product waitlist, a case-study layout? Save it as a template and every new tent can start from that design instead of a blank page. Great for keeping a consistent look across campaigns, or handing your team a proven starting point. Templates live under Tents > Templates, alongside the built-in Tented example template collection, which automatically renders every starter design in your branding. A screenshot of the Templates tab showing an approved Event Registration Template.

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Creating a template

The easiest way is to save an existing tent:
  1. Open the tent’s Tent Details page.
  2. Choose Tent Actions > Save as New Template.
  3. Name it and click Create Template.
A screenshot of the Save as New Template dialog with a template name field. This creates a new draft template — a full copy of the tent’s design that you can refine independently.

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Editing and approving

A template opens in the same editor as a tent: chat to refine it, or edit the code directly. A screenshot of the tent template editor showing the event page design with an Approve button. Like emails, templates use an approval step: click Approve when it’s ready. Only approved templates appear in the “start from a template” picker — so you can keep works-in-progress as drafts without cluttering everyone’s options.

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Using a template

When you create a tent (Tents > Add > Create Tent), the Choose Tent Template gallery opens. Your approved templates appear in its My Templates section, next to Tented’s example templates. Pick one, name the tent, and click Create Tent. Your new tent starts from that design, and you customize it with chat, leaving the template untouched. A screenshot of the Choose Tent Template gallery with category filters and the My Templates section.
Templates also power the Create Tent step in triggered flows — choose From template there to spin up a personalized page per contact without spending generation credits.

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Master the chat-based editing workflow.